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Join us for live online information sessions to hear from our admission counselors as they discuss the admission and financial aid application process, academics and student life, internship opportunities and career outcomes, and the benefit of a Jesuit, liberal arts education at Loyola.

Prospective student online information sessions

We invite you to participate in one (or more!) of our online workshops, designed exclusively for students beginning their college search process. These exciting programs are offered throughout the academic year and will help you master the important steps of the college application process, such as searching for and applying to colleges, interviewing, and writing your college essay.

College Application Workshops

We invite you to participate in one of our live Loyola Webinars. Hear from professors about your future major, or join a panel of current students who can answer your questions about Loyola. Webinars are hosted several evenings per week, with new options and topics being added.

Register for a webinar

If you’re interested in learning more about Loyola, we encourage you to schedule a personal conversation with your admission counselor about your journey to becoming a Greyhound.

These conversations are hosted online and offer the opportunity for you to discuss any questions you may have about the application process, an academic area of interest, student life on campus, opportunities to study abroad, internships in the city of Baltimore, and the value of a Loyola education. Please note that these interviews are non-evaluative and will not be used as a part of Loyola's admission application review. Therefore, they are not required as part of the admission process.

Find your admission counselor here and schedule a 1-on-1 Online Interview from their counselor page.

Find your admission counselor

One of the best ways to learn if a graduate degree is right for you is to hear directly from the program. When you attend any of our information sessions, virtual or in-person, you'll learn more about the program curriculum, format, and student outcomes, hear insights from program representatives, learn next steps to apply, and hear about financial aid and scholarship information.

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