Loyola Marymount University

Overview

Type
4-year • Private
Campus Life
Medium • Suburban
Average Per Year After Aid
$40K
SAT Range
1250–1420
Graduation Rate
79%

Loyola Marymount University is a medium, 4-year, private university. This coed college is located in a large city in a suburban setting and is primarily a residential campus. It offers bachelor's, certificate, master's, and doctoral degrees.

From the Institution

'Loyola Marymount University is one of the largest Catholic universities in the West and one of 27 Jesuit universities in the United States. LMU's 142-acre campus, often listed as one of the country's most beautiful, sits on a bluff overlooking Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean. Known as the University of Silicon Beach, LMU is next door to offices of Google, YouTube, BuzzFeed, Facebook, and other high-tech firms. At LMU, the city becomes an extension of the classroom, offering a rich diversity of culture, interests, access and opportunities. Founded in 1911, LMU is a comprehensive university offering 56 major programs and 56 minor programs for undergraduates; 46 master's degrees; two doctoral degrees; and 12 credential programs. Colleges and schools include: Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts, College of Business Administration, College of Communication and Fine Arts, Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering, Loyola Law School, School of Education and School of Film and Television. The LEED Gold-certified Bruce Featherston Life Sciences Building, equipped with the latest in educational technology and environmental lighting, cooling and heating systems, opened in 2015. LMU educates more than 7,000 undergraduate students and more than 3,000 graduate and law students, who benefit from small class sizes, study abroad programs and one of Southern California's most diverse student populations. The undergraduate population includes students from almost every U.S. state and international students from Kuwait, Indonesia, India, China, Brazil, Canada, and many others. This diversity of cultures is a distinctive embodiment of LMU's commitment to human dignity, individual respect, and social justice that creates an essential environment for academic excellence and community for the 21st century. The university contributes $171.6 million in grant and scholarship aid; 90 percent of undergraduate students and 87 percent of graduate students receive some form of aid. Community-based learning has been integrated into many courses, allowing students to serve while they work on their academic goals. After four years at LMU, 98 percent of our graduates are working, attending graduate school, or participating in service opportunities such as Teach for America, the Peace Corps, and Jesuit Volunteer Corps.

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College Board Code

4403

Application Types Accepted

Coalition Application
Common Application
Online through college's own website

Religious Affiliation

Roman Catholic Church

Fee Waiver Info

Available to all qualified students. Visit the college website for details.

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Contact Information

Important Dates

Dates are subject to change so confirm important deadlines by visiting the college’s website.

February 1

Financial Aid Application Due

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