International Applicants

Application Materials Required:

1. Common Application (choose one of the following):
   • First Year Student Application
   • Transfer Student Application
2. $60 application fee
3. Two letters of recommendation (first year applicants ONLY):
   • High school counselor recommendation
   • High school teacher recommendation
4. SAT/ACT (optional): 
   
   • Submission of SAT and/or ACT scores are not required for students applying for full-time undergraduate admission. Test scores are also not required for consideration for admission to the Honors Program or for merit-based scholarships.
   • If an applicant chooses to submit SAT and ACT scores, official score reports should be sent directly to Loyola University Maryland.
5. English proficiency
   • If English is not the applicant's native language, results from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) are required.
   • Minimum score requirements are: TOEFL iBT: 80 or higher; IELTS: 7 band score
6. Official high school/secondary school transcript:
   Transcripts must be in English with U.S. high school grade point average (GPA) clearly stated. Transcripts should be submitted to one of the following organizations for translation of grades and credits: Josef Silny and Associates, World Education Services, or another NACES member evaluation service. An additional fee may be required.
7. International Student Certification of Finances 
   Applicants are required to submit the International Student Certificate of Finances at the time of application. 
8. Official bank letter
   Provide current (within the last 3 months) bank statements (in U.S. dollars). The statements are used in conjunction with the international student certification of finances form to help determine what you and your family can contribute towards the cost of tuition and living expenses. The submitted bank letter must be on bank stationary, translated in English, and signed by a bank official.

Materials Required After Admission: 

1. Passport copy
   A copy of the applicant's passport, including the biographical pages, must be submitted after admission to Loyola.

2. Loyola's International Student Supplement
   Applicants are required to complete the International Student Supplement. This document must be typed and submitted via email to intladmission@loyola.edu.

Submitting Documents:

• All required documents should be submitted electronically to Loyola University Maryland by emailing intladmission@loyola.edu.
• Documents may also be mailed to:

Loyola University Maryland
Undergraduate Admission Office
4501 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21210

Application Materials Required:

1. Common Application (choose one of the following):
   • First Year Student Application
   • Transfer Student Application
2. $60 application fee
3. Copy of current F-1 Student Visa
4. Two letters of recommendation (first year applicants ONLY):
   • High school counselor recommendation
   • High school teacher recommendation
5. SAT/ACT (optional): 
   
   • Submission of SAT and/or ACT scores are not required for students applying for full-time undergraduate admission. Test scores are also not required for consideration for admission to the Honors Program or for merit-based scholarships.
   • If an applicant chooses to submit SAT and ACT scores, official score reports should be sent directly to Loyola University Maryland.
6. English proficiency
   • If English is not the applicant's native language, results from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) are required.
   • Minimum score requirements are: TOEFL iBT: 80 or higher; IELTS: 7 band score
7. Official high school/secondary school transcript:
   Transcripts must be in English with U.S. high school grade point average (GPA) clearly stated. Transcripts should be submitted to one of the following organizations for translation of grades and credits: Josef Silny and Associates, World Education Services, or another NACES member evaluation service. An additional fee may be required.
8. International Student Certification of Finances 
   Applicants are required to submit the International Student Certificate of Finances at the time of application.
9. Official bank letter
   Provide current (within the last 3 months) bank statements (in U.S. dollars). The statements are used in conjunction with the international student certification of finances form to help determine what you and your family can contribute towards the cost of tuition and living expenses. The submitted bank letter must be on bank stationary, translated in English, and signed by a bank official.

Materials Required After Admission

1. Passport copy
   A copy of the applicant's passport, including the biographical pages, must be submitted after admission to Loyola.

2. Loyola's International Student Supplement
   Applicants are required to complete the International Student Supplement. This document must be typed and submitted via email to intladmission@loyola.edu.

Submitting Documents:

• All required documents should be submitted electronically to Loyola University Maryland by emailing intladmission@loyola.edu.
• Documents may also be mailed to:

Loyola University Maryland
Undergraduate Admission Office
4501 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21210

If you hold another U.S. Visa, such as an A-2, G-4, H-4, etc. please submit the following:

1. Common Application (choose one of the following):
   • First Year Student Application
   • Transfer Student Application
2. $60 application fee
3. Two letters of recommendation (first year applicants ONLY):
   • High school counselor recommendation
   • High school teacher recommendation
4. SAT/ACT (optional): 
   
   • Submission of SAT and/or ACT scores are not required for students applying for full-time undergraduate admission. Test scores are also not required for consideration for admission to the Honors Program or for merit-based scholarships.
   • If an applicant chooses to submit SAT and ACT scores, official score reports should be sent directly to Loyola University Maryland.
5. English proficiency
   • If English is not the applicant's native language, results from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) are required.
   • Minimum score requirements are: TOEFL iBT: 80 or higher; IELTS: 7 band score
6. Official high school/secondary school transcript:
   Transcripts must be in English with U.S. high school grade point average (GPA) clearly stated. Transcripts should be submitted to one of the following organizations for translation of grades and credits: Josef Silny and Associates, World Education Services, or another NACES member evaluation service. An additional fee may be required.
7. International Student Certification of Finances 
   Applicants are required to submit the International Student Certificate of Finances at the time of application.

Materials Required After Admission: 

1. Copy of applicant's U.S. visa
2. Copy of primary visa holder's visa
3. Copy of applicant's passport (including biographical page)
4. Copy of primary visa holder's passport (including biographical page)
5. Copy of current electronic 1-94 card, or most recent U.S. entry stamp in passport

6. Loyola's International Student Supplement
   Applicants are required to complete the International Student Supplement. This document must be typed and submitted via email to intladmission@loyola.edu.

Submitting Documents:

• All required documents should be submitted electronically to Loyola University Maryland by emailing intladmission@loyola.edu.
• Documents may also be mailed to:

Loyola University Maryland
Undergraduate Admission Office
4501 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21210

All international students are eligible to receive merit-based scholarships ranging from $12,000-$33,000. No additional application is required.

Learn more about scholarships opportunities

Loyola University is able to provide a limited amount of need-based aid to international students (non-US citizens). Need-based awards are intended to supplement the amount that a student can pay in order to reach the full cost of attendance.

Learn more about financial aid

Loyola’s estimated cost of attendance for the 2019-2020 school year is $72,000.00.

International students are eligible to participate in Loyola’s Education Payment Plan through Tuition Management Systems beginning with their second semester.

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