MBA Scholarship, Financial Assistance, and Tuition Options at Loyola

At Loyola University Chicago, we strive to make education affordable for potential MBA students. Graduate students may apply for Loyola MBA scholarships in addition to pursuing federal loans and graduate financial assistance.

In addition to scholarship awards, students should also consider loans and tuition options for course fees, student activity, technology, student health insurance fees. 

Dean's Merit Scholarship

In recognition of stellar academic performance, Loyola University Chicago automatically considers students accepted into the GSB for a merit scholarship. Eligibility is generally determined by GPA and GMAT scores. Scholarships typically cover one or two GSB courses.

Awardees must use the scholarship in the term in which they are awarded and enroll in at least two GSB classes. Two-course scholarships are generally issued over two quarters.

No additional paperwork is needed for consideration.

MBA Scholarships: Additional Information

Students eligible for MBA scholarships at Loyola University Chicago must have a good academic track record and exceptional GPA and GMAT scores.

Recipients of departmental scholarships and assistantships are selected by individual graduate departments. Students can contact their department for applications, requirements, and deadlines.

Potential resources for MBA Scholarships may be available through your employer, religious and ethnic organizations, institutions affiliated with your field of study, your hometown chamber of commerce, city council, or local school district.

Financial assistance is also available through options such as GRE Fee Waiver, Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and Graduate PLUS Loans.

To get a complete picture of overall fees and tuition requirements, students can conduct a complete tuition and fee review, including how late and summer fees are handled.  Refer to the Bursar’s Office for tuition payment plan details.

Apply now or visit our Chicago campus for an Open House.  Request more information about tuition, financial aid and MBA scholarships.