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Visit Loyola

Find yourself, at home.

Visit Loyola

It starts here. And so do you.

Before you take the next step, take the first one—onto our beautiful campus. Here, you’ll define who you want to be and find the education that changes the way you live.

palm trees on campus

Schedule your visit.

Tour Loyola, learn more about our facilities, meet current students, faculty and staff, sit in on a class, and talk with admissions and financial aid counselors.

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Individual tour

Individual guided tours should be scheduled two weeks in advance and last for about two hours.

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Group tour

Group guided tours consist of 20-50 people. A chaperone is required for every 15 students.

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Virtual tour

Not able to make it to campus? Take a virtual look at Loyola and see for yourself. 

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Admitted Student Fridays

See what life as a Loyola student looks like. We’ll put together a half-day visit, tailored to you.

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Transfer Student Tuesdays

Before you transfer, experience a personalized half-day visit and learn about your options.

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Meet your guides.

Meet the student ambassadors who’ve made Loyola their home—and want you to find yourself here, too.
Andrew Harper

Andrew Harper
Environmental Science Major

When I visited the campus before my freshman year, I was immediately drawn to the school and the area surrounding Loyola. After coming to the campus and seeing New Orleans for the first time, I realized this was going to be the best place for me.

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Gabriella Pucci

Gabriella “Gabby” Pucci
Psychology (Pre-Med) Major

I discovered Loyola at a college fair accidentally. When I stopped by the table, the admissions counselor told me about the school’s diverse opportunities in both the arts and sciences, their Jesuit influence and the beautiful city you discover the moment you walk off campus.

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Calvin Tran

Calvin Tran
Music Therapy/Pre-Med Major

If you would’ve asked me in high school where I was going to college, then you would’ve gotten this absurd answer of going to an Ivy League because I thought that was the place for me. I thought I was going to be a homebody and go to a big state school. I don’t think I would’ve ever thought of coming to New Orleans to get my undergraduate education. Little did I know that it was the best choice I could ever make.

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