Explore our Programs

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Undergraduate Programs 8 MAJORS, 7 MINORS, 11 FIELDS OF STUDY Discover the difference of a business education grounded in the liberal arts
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Professional's MBA Part-time, Self-paced, online and hybrid options, 39 credits Designed for a range of working professionals looking to pursue their MBA at their own pace
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Emerging Leaders MBA Full-time, 12 months, 45 credits A cohort program designed for recent college graduates and early career professionals
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Master of Accounting Full-time, 10 months, 30 credits Designed for those with an accounting bachelor’s degree, or equivalent coursework
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RANKINGS AND ACCOLADES

Our track record of excellence

The Sellinger School of Business and Management is internationally recognized for scholarship, ethical leadership, history, and reputation.

This tradition of excellence in business education means our graduates are highly sought after by employers and are Loyola Ready to succeed in whichever path they pursue after Loyola. In fact, 98% are employed full-time or in graduate programs within six to nine months of receiving their diplomas—and earn mid-career salaries 30% higher than graduates of competitor institutions.

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AACSB-INTERNATIONAL ACCREDITATION,a distinction earned by only 5%
of business schools worldwide
Best Graduate Schools
U.S. News & World Report
Top 3% Nationally for best business schools
by salary potential
payscale.com
2021 Top Business School Princeton Review

We are deeply committed to issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion

Expressing that commitment is important. More important is how our actions and the work we are doing as a community are consistent with those words.

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News and Highlights

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A Vision for the Future
Mary Ann Scully, MBA '79, the new Dean of the Sellinger School of Business, explains her vision and plans for the future.
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Economics Major
Loyola's economics degree options, which feature interactive and transformative discussion around real world social issues and business decisions, develop industrious and adaptable students that are more than ready for a wide variety of career paths.
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Accounting Major
The accounting program at Loyola provides a values-centered business education, preparing graduates to be technically proficient, well-developed communicators, with the skills and experience necessary to be a turnkey package for any employer.
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Fed Challenge Team
The highly motivated students on Loyola's nationally ranked Fed Challenge team see their studies in action by working together to apply Federal Reserve policy to real world economic conditions during the annual competition.
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Finance Major
Finance is one of the most popular undergraduate majors in the Sellinger School of Business, and students benefit from expert faculty and access to technology such as the Sellinger Experiential Learning Lab.

Meet the Sellinger Community

McManus
George McManus III J.J. McDonnell's owner and Loyola graduate chases seafood around the world Business
Nune Hovhannisyan
Nune Hovhannisyan Meet an assistant professor of economics who hopes her international specialty inspires her students to learn a foreign language or study abroad Economics
Ridgway
Jerrod Ridgway The CFO of To Love Children and one of the Baltimore Sun's "10 People Under 30 to Watch" gives credit to Jesuit ideals Finance
Dr. Krahel
JP Krahel, Ph.D. Meet a teacher who is dedicated to helping his students reach their potential in accounting—and in life Accounting