Loyola University Chicago

$34,000 a year · about $136,000 over 4 years

Based on outstanding academic achievement in high school.

$26,000 a year · about $104,000 over 4 years

High academic achievement; part of the merit scholarship tier system.

$14,000 a year · about $56,000 over 4 years

Merit-based tuition scholarships awarded to academically qualified entering full-time students without regard to financial need; no separate scholarship application; freshmen should submit the admission application by December 1 and be admi

December 1

Full tuition and fees · about $215,000 over 4 years

Freshmen graduating from a Catholic high school in the Archdiocese of Chicago or Diocese of Joliet.

Full tuition and fees · about $215,000 over 4 years

Freshmen graduating from a Jesuit high school in Chicago.

Half tuition · about $107,000 over 4 years

One student from each Jesuit, BVM, or Sisters of Christian Charity high school.

Full tuition · about $215,000 over 4 years

National Merit / National Achievement Finalists who name Loyola Chicago as their first-choice school with the National Merit Corporation; students submit the NMSC award letter; renewable if a 2.0+ cumulative GPA is maintained.

Full tuition · about $215,000 over 4 years

Named a National Merit or National Achievement Finalist by the National Merit Corporation.

Full tuition and fees · about $215,000 over 4 years

Catholic student with the last name of Zolp. Must provide birth and baptismal certificates.

Half tuition · about $107,000 over 4 years

Incoming freshmen entering the School of Education with minimum 22 ACT or 1010 SAT.

$8,000 a year · about $32,000 over 4 years

Incoming freshmen demonstrating leadership and commitment to women's issues.

$2,500 a year · about $10,000 over 4 years

Freshmen or transfer students admitted to a humanities major with minimum 3.8 GPA.

Full tuition · about $215,000 over 4 years

Minimum 33 ACT or 1440 SAT and 3.5 GPA; by invitation based on admission application.

Varies

Graduates of Senn High School admitted to Loyola Chicago.