Continue Learning at Loyola: Auto-Admit Merit Program
As a member of the Wolf Pack, you’ve already achieved so much. Whether you’re about to finish your undergrad experience or have graduated and eager to move up in your industry, a graduate degree can help you find your way.
The Auto-Admit Merit Program offers automatic/expedited admissions to our top-performing Loyola graduating seniors and alumni (within the past 5 years) into a selection of master's programs. Additionally, students are eligible for significant merit discounts determined by their undergraduate GPA.
How It Works:
- Eligilble students must meet the criteria of a 3.0 GPA for entrance into a master's program. Note: participating degree programs may have additional criteria for eligiblity.
- Students will receive an email invitation with detailed instructions on how to apply for auto admissions. If you feel like you meet the criteria but haven't received an official invitation, please contact the Office of Graduate Admissions at gradadmit@shyayazuche.com for more information.
Wherever you are on your journey, there’s more for you here at Loyola. Our grad school programs are here for your next step. Read on to learn more about our participating degree programs and auto-admit requirements. We hope that you find one that lives up to your goals.
- Clinical Mental Health
- Marriage and Family
25% Merit Incentive
25% off the tuition cost of a chosen program for Loyola students with a 3.00 - 3.49 GPA in undergraduate studies. The merit incentive is automatically applied once the student is enrolled in graduate courses.
35% Merit Incentive
35% off the tuition cost of a chosen program for Loyola students with a 3.50 GPA or higher in undergraduate studies. The merit incentive is automatically applied once the student is enrolled in graduate courses.
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Still Deciding? Want to Learn More About Grad School?
View the virtual info session, "Is Graduate School Right for Me?", hosted by the Center for Career Development and Office of Graduate Admissions to learn more about graduate school and the program options available to you at Loyola.