Loyola's School of Business Administration (SBA) is fully accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business(AACSB), a distinct advantage for graduates seeking employment. The School of Business Administration is dedicated to Loyola's Jesuit tradition of educating responsible leaders for a rapidly changing global business environment.

Class sizes are moderate, and students enjoy substantial personal attention from their professors. Virtually all faculty members have the highest degree in their respective fields and are qualified to teach courses in both the undergraduate program and in the Graduate School of Business.

Many business students choose to study abroad while they earn Loyola credit. The most popular destination is Loyola's John Felice Rome Center in Italy, an actual American campus in the heart of Western Europe, and the newest study abroad option is the Beijing Center for Chinese Studies. Students may also select from any of Loyola's 100 study abroad programs in 55 countries, including opportunities in Europe, Africa, Latin America, Australia and more.