Students can request an application by filling out the “Request Information” page on the web site.

Yes, students can submit an on-line application by clicking “APPLY ONLINE!” on the left side of the page, and following the instructions provided.

Please refer to the important dates link on the left for a list of dates that must be adhered to in order to make the application process as smooth as possible.

Yes. Students may register to take the HSPT administered by Loyola on November 13, 2010, by indicating this choice on Part I of the application. Loyola School also accepts the *ISEE and **the SSAT. Only one test is required. As an independent school, Loyola is not, however, authorized to accept the TACHS test.

Yes. Loyola is the only Jesuit, Catholic, independent, co-ed school in the tri-state. Young men and women work side-by-side challenging themselves academically, religiously, aesthetically, physically, and socially to reach their full potential.

On Wednesday mornings beginning October 6 through December 15, families may  arrange  to take a small group tour. We welcome families to pre-register for one of three Information Nights scheduled for the fall. (see Important dates)

Once the Part I of the application is received, The Office of Admissions will contact applicants to schedule an interview.

Because we are a small community, applicants are welcome to visit once they have been accepted. These visits are scheduled after acceptance between February 1st and March 11th.

Students with Loyola School ties, however, can visit during the application process. A current freshman will host the applicant as he/she shadows the student to classes and activities throughout the day. Students will also be treated to lunch and offered the opportunity to pose questions to other students as well as the admission staff.

Students are expected to dress appropriately for their visit.

The Loyola School admission committee is looking for a student who is well- rounded and will contribute positively to the school community.

Parents and students often ask this question and expect a specific answer. It is important to note that a committee of educators evaluates each student applying to Loyola individually for admission. While the typical Loyola applicant does well in middle school, there are many equally important factors taken into consideration when evaluating an applicant. Among the essential considerations, the committee looks for the following:

Yes. Loyola School offers two full and two half scholarships (one to a female candidate and one to a male candidate in each of the categories). These scholarships are offered to the most gifted students from the applicant pool based on their standardized test results. There is no additional application to submit. Finalists will be invited back to meet with the admission committee soon after acceptances.