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LOYOLA COLLEGE IN MARYLAND

  • 4501 N Charles St
  • Baltimore, MD 21210
  • OPEID College Code: 00207800
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  • General Phone: (410) 617-2000
  • President: Rev Brian F. Linnane, S.j.
  • Type: Private Not-For-Profit, 4-Year or Above
  • Calendar System: Semester
  • Highest Degree: Doctoral - Research & Professional
  • Local Area: Large City
  • Student Enrollment: 6,067
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  • *Not all of the programs above may be offered
Loyola College in Maryland - Details
General
Admission
Financial Aid
Tuition and Fees
Degrees Offered
Enrolled Students
Faculty and Wages
Athletics
Graduation Rates
Campus Security
    Student Services
  • Academic or Career Counseling Services Offered
  • Employment Services Offered
  • Placement Services For Graduates Offered
    Special Learning Opportunities
  • Study Abroad Opportunities
  • Teaching K-12 Certification Offered
    • Can Complete Preparation With Specialization State Approved for Certification
  • ROTC
    • Army
    Religious Affiliation
  • Roman Catholic
Accreditation
  • Middle States Commission on Higher Education
    Facilities and Programs Offered
    None Available
    College Carnegie Classifications
  • Basic Classification
    • Masters Colleges and Universities (Larger Programs)
  • Undergraduate Classification
    • Balanced Arts & Sciences/Professions, Some Graduate Coexistence
  • Graduate Classification
    • Doctoral, Professional Dominant
  • Undergraduate Profile Classification
    • Full-Time Four-Year, More Selective, Lower Transfer-In
  • Enrollment Classification
    • Majority Undergraduate
  • Size Classification
    • Medium Four-Year, Highly Residential
 
 
 
Loyola College in Maryland Campus Map
    Admission Fees Fall 2009
  • Undergraduate Application Fee: $50.00
  • Graduate Application Fee: $50.00
 
    College Credits Accepted
  • AP Credit
    Applicant Considerations
  • High School or Secondary School GPA
    • Required
  • High School or Secondary School Rank
    • Recommended
  • High School or Secondary School Record
    • Required
  • College Preparatory Program Completion
    • Recommended
  • Recommendation Consideration
    • Required
  • TOEFL
    • Required
 
Undergraduate Admissions Fall 2009
 MaleFemaleTotal
Number of Applicants3,6295,4939,122
Number Granted Admission (%)2,359 (65%)3,649 (66%)6,008 (66%)
Number Admitted Who Enrolled (%)376 (16%)592 (16%)968 (16%)
 
Enrolled Students Submitting Test Scores Fall 2009
 NumberPercent (%)
SAT ® Exam85588%
ACT ® Exam24825%
 
Enrolled Students Test Scores Fall 2009
 25th Percentile75th Percentile
SAT ® Critical Reading530630
SAT ® Math540640
SAT ® Writing--
 
ACT ® Composite2428
ACT ® English2328
ACT ® Math2328
Note:
The following figures listed below are for informational purposes only and do not represent current or future financial aid details. Financial aid is available for those who qualify.
    Financial Aid Links and Information
  • Percent of Students Receiving Financial Aid: 70%
 
Financial Aid Breakdown 2008-09
 LoanFederal GrantState/Local GrantInstitutional Grant
(%) of Students Receiving52%12%7%59%
Avg Amount Receiving$6,217$7,798$3,271$20,472
 
Federal Loan Default Rates
 200820072006
Default Rate (%)0.3%0.4%0.4%
Number in Default454
Number in Repayment1,0431,078886
Source: IPEDS Survey 2008-2009
Undergraduate Student Expenses
Note:
The following figures listed below are for informational purposes only and do not represent current or future tuition or fees. Please contact this school directly to get a current and accurate tuition and fee schedule.
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2009-102008-092007-08
Tuition, Fees and Other Expenses
In-District Tuition and Fees$37,610$36,240$34,250
In-State Tuition and Fees$37,610$36,240$34,250
Out of State Tuition and Fees$37,610$36,240$34,250
Books and Supplies$1,050$1,010$930
 
Housing Expenses
On Campus
Room and Board$10,200$9,740$9,150
Other Expenses$1,460$1,420$1,400
Off Campus
Room and Board$6,390$6,200$5,850
Other Expenses$1,500$1,460$1,430
Off Campus with Family
Other Expenses$4,580$1,460$4,260
 
Total Expenses
On Campus
In-District$50,320$48,410$45,730
In-State$50,320$48,410$45,730
Out of State$50,320$48,410$45,730
Off Campus
In-District$46,550$44,910$42,460
In-State$46,550$44,910$42,460
Out of State$46,550$44,910$42,460
Off Campus with Family
In-District$43,240$41,710$39,440
In-State$43,240$41,710$39,440
Out of State$43,240$41,710$39,440
Source: IPEDS Survey 2008-2009
Awarded Student Degrees and Programs
Note:
The following list is not a comprehensive or current list of degrees or programs offered, please contact this school directly to learn more about what is currently being offered.
 BachelorMasterDoctor
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
Biology Degree54--
 
Business and Marketing Studies
Accounting Degree52--
Business Administration Degree-285-
Commerce Degree245--
Finance Degree-29-
 
Communications and Journalism
Communication Degree92--
 
Computer and Information Sciences
Computer Science Degree813-
 
Education
Counseling and Guidance Services Degree-51-
Curriculum and Instruction Degree-30-
Education Administration Degree-15-
Elementary Education Degree35--
Montessori Teacher Education Degree-103-
Reading Teacher Education Degree-52-
Special Education and Teaching, Other Degree-8-
Special Education Teaching Degree-15-
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Other Degree-32-
Technology Teacher Education Teacher Education Degree-10-
 
Engineering
Engineering Degree19--
 
English Language and Literature
Creative Writing Degree22--
English Language and Literature Degree30--
 
Foreign Languages and Literature
French Language and Literature Degree3--
Latin Language and Literature Degree4--
Spanish Language and Literature Degree9--
Classical Languages, Literatures and Linguistics Degree1--
 
Health and Clinical Professions
Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Degree-40-
Clinical Pastoral Counseling, Patient Counseling Degree-51-
Speech and Language Pathology Degree25--
 
History
History Degree32--
 
Interdisciplinary Studies
Interdisciplinary Studies, Other Degree32--
 
Liberal Arts and Sciences
Liberal Arts Degree-9-
 
Mathematics and Statistics
Applied Mathematics Degree9--
 
Philosophy and Religious Studies
Philosophy Degree8--
Religious Studies Degree2--
 
Physical Sciences
Chemistry Degree5--
Physics Degree1--
 
Psychology
Clinical Psychology Degree-52-
Counseling Psychology Degree-14-
Psychology Degree56--
 
Social Sciences
Economics Degree6--
Political Science Degree36--
Social Sciences, Other Degree7--
Sociology Degree9--
 
Theology and Religious Vocations
Pastoral Studies, Counseling Degree-13-
 
Visual and Performing Arts
Art History Degree1--
Fine Arts and Art Studies, Other Degree1--
Art Studies Degree4--
 
 
    Overall Student Enrollment
  • Total Student Enrollment: 6,067
    • Undergraduate: 3,757 Graduate: 2,310
    Student Gender
  • Total Student Gender
    • Male: 2,369 Female: 3,698
  • Undergraduate Gender
    • Male: 1,524 Female: 2,233
  • Graduate Gender
    • Male: 845 Female: 1,465
    Student Attendance
  • Total Student Attendance
    • Full-Time: 4,413 Part-Time: 1,654
  • Undergraduate Attendance
    • Full-Time: 3,719 Part-Time: 38
  • Graduate Attendance
    • Full-Time: 694 Part-Time: 1,616
Student Race Breakdown
 NumberPercent
Non-Resident Alien821%
American Indian130.2%
Black4357%
Asian1973%
Hispanic1893%
White4,87480%
Unknown2775%
 
Student Age Breakdown
 NumberPercent
Age Under 1850.08%
Ages 18-191,74029%
Ages 20-211,75729%
Ages 22-2467011%
Ages 25-2979513%
Ages 30-343786%
Ages 35-392184%
Ages 40-492885%
Ages 50-651993%
Age Over 6580.1%
Age Unknown90.1%
Employee Type Breakdown
 TotalFull-TimePart-Time
Total Employees1,301960341
Faculty Status536304232
Tenured Faculty2041977
Graduate Assistants111-111
Instruction, Research and/or Public Service522292230
Primarily Instruction522292230
Executive, Administrative and/or Managerial74722
Other Professionals28423153
Technical and/or Paraprofessional42136556
Clerical And Secretarial16213923
Skilled Crafts38371
Service and/or Maintenance16513926
 
Faculty Full-Time Average Salary Breakdown
 TotalMaleFemale
9/10 Month Contract
All Faculty$85,077 (263)$90,129 (157)$77,594 (106)
Professor$107,246 (82)$107,838 (62)$105,409 (20)
Associate Professor$80,403 (96)$81,938 (54)$78,429 (42)
Assistant Professor$74,865 (66)$81,288 (32)$68,820 (34)
Instructor$48,484 (19)$48,703 (9)$48,287 (10)
 
11/12 Month Contract
All Faculty$54,078 (29)$45,433 (3)$55,076 (26)
Professor$51,900 (1)$51,900 (1)- (-)
Assistant Professor$60,371 (8)- (-)$60,371 (8)
Instructor$51,670 (20)$42,200 (2)$52,722 (18)
 
Equated 9 Month Contract
All Faculty$81,022 (292)$89,136 (160)$71,186 (132)
Professor$106,465 (83)$106,801 (63)$105,409 (20)
Associate Professor$80,403 (96)$81,938 (54)$78,429 (42)
Assistant Professor$72,112 (74)$81,288 (32)$65,120 (42)
Instructor$45,301 (39)$46,126 (11)$44,977 (28)
Overall Athletic Team Information
  • Member of National Collegiate Athletic Association (Ncaa)
 TotalMen's TeamsWomen's Teams
Athlete Student Aid
Total Aid$4,940,293$2,253,797$2,686,496
Ratio (%)100%46%54%
 
Participants
All Athletes459186273
Unduplicated Athletes396186210
Basketball271512
Golf88-
Lacrosse694128
Rowing482127
Soccer593128
Swimming and Diving793643
Tennis351619
Track and Field, Indoor41-41
Track and Field, Outdoor41-41
Track and Field, X-Country401822
Volleyball12-12
 
Coaches Salaries
Head Coaches-$74,684$49,110
Assistant Coaches-$30,142$18,073
 
Coaches
All Coaches482028
Basketball844
Head Coaches211
Assistant Coaches633
Golf11-
Head Coaches11-
Assistant Coaches---
Lacrosse633
Head Coaches211
Assistant Coaches422
Rowing633
Head Coaches211
Assistant Coaches422
Soccer633
Head Coaches211
Assistant Coaches422
Swimming and Diving633
Head Coaches211
Assistant Coaches422
Tennis211
Head Coaches211
Assistant Coaches---
Track and Field, Indoor3-3
Head Coaches1-1
Assistant Coaches2-2
Track and Field, Outdoor3-3
Head Coaches1-1
Assistant Coaches2-2
Track and Field, X-Country422
Head Coaches211
Assistant Coaches211
Volleyball3-3
Head Coaches1-1
Assistant Coaches2-2
    Retention Rates
  • Full-Time Entering Students Retained: 89%
Graduation Rates
 (%) of Entering Class
Overall
All Students83%
 
By Gender
Male84%
Female81%
 
By Race
Non-Resident Alien88%
Black88%
Asian79%
Hispanic87%
White82%
Unknown87%
 
By Years Prior to Graduation
4 Years or Less77%
5 Years82%
6 Years83%
Crime Statistics
 2007-082006-07
Criminal Offenses
Residence Hall
Aggravated Assault3-
Burglary-1
On Campus
Robbery21
Aggravated Assault3-
Burglary42
Vehicle Theft-3
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