LIEP Dates and Costs
| TERM | WEEKS | START DATE | END DATE |
| Spring 2019 (A full session 15 weeks, and a half session is 8 weeks.) |
15 weeks 1st 8 weeks 2nd 8 weeks** |
January 7 |
May 17
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Fall 2019 (A full session 15 weeks, and a half session is 8 weeks.) |
15 weeks |
August 19
August 19
October 14
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December 6
October 11
December 6
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Spring 2020 |
15 weeks |
To Be Announced
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To Be Announced
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- Students wishing to enroll for half a semester can do so by starting or ending at the mid-term date. Students who wish to start at the mid-term date should be aware that they are entering in the middle of the 15 week session. A mid-term start date is not recommended for students at the low-intermediate level. The length of the 7-8 week teAugustrm will depend on university holidays.
**Students who wish to start at mid-term need to be in town for orientation on the following dates:
- Spring 2019 2nd 8-week session: March 11
- Fall 2019 2nd 8-week session: October 11
Click here for a sample class schedule.
| ACADEMIC COSTS |
7-8 Weeks | 15 Weeks | |
| Tuition* | $2,250 | $4,500 | |
| Books & Supplies | $150 | $150 | |
| Activities Fee | $50 | $100 | |
| Subtotal | $2,450 | $4,750 | |
| ESTIMATED LIVING COSTS |
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| Housing & Meals (on campus) | $3247 | $6,494 | |
| Health Insurance | $370 | $660 | |
| Personal Expenses | $500 | $1,000 | |
| Subtotal |
$4,117 |
$8,154 | |
| TOTAL COST (students who want to enroll in F-1 student status must show this amount in financial support) |
$6,567 | $12,904 |
*Price listed is the price for the full academic course load, which is 20 hours per week. Prices per course are: $563 for 8 weeks and $1125 for 15 weeks. The option to attend LIEP part-time is not available to students on an F-1 visa. however, if you are NOT on an F-1 visa, you likely can study part-time at LIEP.
On-campus housing is limited. If you wish to stay on campus , please contact us and we will check availability for you.
Housing for men and women is available on campus in Loyola’s modern, air-conditioned residence halls. They provide a safe and secure living environment and give you the opportunity to make friends with U.S. students. All rooms are double rooms, and LIEP students are almost always placed with English-speaking roommates. You should apply early since space in the residence halls is extremely limited.
Many apartments are available near campus if you plan to stay in New Orleans for a longer period of time. For more information about living off-campus, visit http://loyno.universityrentallisting.com. We recommend, however, that you initially live on campus. There is a cafeteria on campus which serves three meals daily. There are also many inexpensive restaurants in the university area.
If you decide to live on-campus, you will need to fill out out a housing application and contract. This is available as part of your application to LIEP.
