Course Offerings
Students may begin reviewing course offerings on the dates listed below:
Summer 2022 Sessions: February 11, 2022
Fall 2022 Semester: April 22, 2022
Spring 2023 Semester: September 30, 2022
To review course offerings:
- Log into inside.loyola.edu, then select Loyola Self-Service, Course Catalog.
- On the home screen select Course Catalog. Filter your search. Select section name hyperlinks for more information, including requisites, restrictions, and course descriptions. You must use Student Planning to actually register for those courses unless you are mailing in your registration form.
Session Dates
Summer 2022
Summer Session I: June 1 - July 14
Summer Session II: July 18 - August 25
Summer Session III (Alternate): Between June 1 - August 25
Some courses may begin earlier.
Fall 2022
September 7 - December 22
Eight-Week Sessions
First Session: August 29 - October 21
Second Session: October 24 - December 22
Spring 2023
January 17 - May 11
Eight-Week Sessions
First Session: January 16 - March 10
Second Session: March 13 - May 11
Registration Dates
Mail-in registrations are accepted between the dates listed below:
Summer 2022 Session I: April 8, 2022 - May 23, 2022.
Summer 2022 Session II: April 8, 2022 - July 13, 2022.
Summer 2022 Alternate Session: April 8, 2022 - 5 days prior to start of course.
Mail-in Registration closes for all summer course registrations on July 13 at 5 p.m.
Fall 2022 First Eight-Week Session: July 18, 2022 – August 22, 2022
Fall 2022 Semester and Second Eight-Week Session: July 18, 2022 – August 29, 2022
Spring 2023 Eight-Week Session: November 11, 2022 – January 9, 2023
Spring 2023 Semester: November 11, 2022 – January 9, 2023
Registration Procedures
To receive a Registration Request Form, contact the Records Office, 410-617-2708.
New students are required to contact their academic advisor and plan their course of study. They must either use Student Planning, mail in their registration, or attend the department's orientation/registration session, if applicable. Contact the department for details.
New students should use Student Planning to view their schedule of classes, grades, unofficial transcripts, accounts receivable balances, and financial aid awards.
Mail-in registrations are accepted until the closing dates listed above. Mail-in registrations received after these dates are processed on a time-available basis, and there is no guarantee of processing prior to the start of classes. It is not possible for the University to abide by the date on which the registration is postmarked. The University must use the date on which the Records Office receives your registration.
When registering by mail, complete the registration material and return it to the Records Office. If paying by check, the total payment should include the appropriate per credit tuition fees and your student ID number. After your registration request has been processed, online payment becomes available. Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express credit/debit card payments are only accepted via inside.loyola.edu, Loyola Self-Service, Student Finance, Make A Payment. All credit/debit card payments will incur a 2.4% ($0.25 minimum) convenience fee. However, paying with an e-check is free of charge. You need your bank routing number and checking account number to complete the transaction.
It is important to know that while the registration request has been received and processed, approval for the course selection is pending departmental academic approval. If your advisor has questions concerning your course selection, you are contacted to discuss your choice of classes and possible alternatives. If you do not hear from your academic advisor, then your registration selection is approved. View your schedule via Inside Loyola by selecting Loyola Self-Service, Student Planning, Go to Plan & Schedule and choosing the proper calendar term. Review course selections in green and/or check the left side bar for the word 'Registered'. If the course is not in green and not marked 'Registered', then registration is not complete.