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Loyola University Maryland

Private nonprofit Baltimore, MD · Urban · Mid-Atlantic · 100% data reported · Agent Insights
80%
Graduation Rate
$82,652
Earnings (10yr)
$30,574
Net Price
75%
Acceptance Rate

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Overview

With an enrollment of nearly 3,900 students, Loyola University Maryland caters to those seeking a well-rounded education in a supportive environment. The 75% acceptance rate suggests that the school aims to welcome a diverse group of students, which contributes to a vibrant campus life. Popular areas of study include Business and Marketing, Biology and Biomedical Sciences, Psychology, Communications, and Social Sciences, allowing students to explore various fields while preparing for their careers.

After graduation, students can expect a solid financial outlook, with a median earnings figure of $82,652 after ten years. This is encouraging and indicates that many graduates find good opportunities in their chosen fields. The affordability factor is also important; with a net price of $30,574, students can weigh the cost of their education against potential earnings, making it a reasonable investment for many.

When considering the practical aspects of attending Loyola, the average debt load of $27,000 is relatively manageable, especially given the earnings potential. The school attracts a mix of students, including those who are determined to succeed and take advantage of the supportive community. With a graduation rate of 80%, it’s clear that many students find their footing here and go on to thrive in their careers.

Rankings

How Loyola Compares

Dot right of center = above national average.

NATIONAL AVGGraduation80%Earnings 10yr$83KNet Price$31KRetention87%Median Debt$27KPell Grant Rate20%

Net Price by Family Income

What families actually pay after aid, by income bracket.

$21K$0-30K$23K$30-48K$27K$48-75K$35K$110K+

The Mobility Equation

Mobility = Access x Success. How many low-income students get in, and how many reach the top 20%?

ACCESS% from bottom 20%168.8%SUCCESS% who reach top 20%3980.2%MOBILITY67.20%

Cost & Financial Aid

$57,150
In-State Tuition
$57,150
Out-of-State
$30,574
Avg Net Price
$27,000
Median Debt
20%
Pell Grant Rate
52%
Federal Loan Rate

What Families Actually Pay

$20,549
Family Income $0–$30K
$23,462
Family Income $30K–$48K
$27,419
Family Income $48K–$75K
$35,338
Family Income $110K+

Graduate Outcomes

$64,453
6 Years After Entry
$75,881
8 Years
$82,652
10 Years
0.33x
Debt-to-Earnings
85%
Earning > $25K

Earnings Trajectory

$64,453 6yr $75,881 8yr $82,652 10yr

Social Mobility

Data: Raj Chetty's Mobility Report Card · 30M+ anonymized tax records

67.20%
Mobility Rate
Bottom 20% → Top 20%
3980.2%
Success Rate
If bottom 20% get in
168.8%
From Bottom 20%
Share of students
$151,200
Parent Median Income

Social Capital

Data: Opportunity Insights Social Capital Atlas

1.86
Economic Connectedness
Cross-class friendships
0.01
Friending Bias
Lower = more inclusive
5.3%
Volunteering Rate
1.00
Support Ratio
Community support

Innovation

Data: Opportunity Insights Patent & Innovation Data

0.354%
Inventor Rate
9
Total Patents
22
Total Citations

Academics & Admissions

Acceptance Rate 75%
Retention Rate 87%
SAT Average 1290
SAT Range 1200–1370
ACT Range 28–32
Full-Time Faculty 100%
Faculty Salary (mo) $9,706
Diversity Index 0.58
First-Gen Students 13%

Top Programs

Business & Marketing 31%
Biology & Biomedical 10%
Psychology 9%
Communications 8%
Social Sciences 7%
Computer Science & IT 7%
Health Professions 5%
Education 4%