Loyola University Chicago

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About SCPS

Launched in Spring 2006, the School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS) at Loyola University Chicago continues a long tradition of unwavering support for working adults who wish to advance their education, starting with the School of Sociology (1914-1927) founded by Frederic Siedenburg, S.J.; Downtown College (1927-1936); University College (1936-1991); Mundelein College (1991-2003); and School of Professional Studies (2003-2006). 

Like its predecessors, the School of Continuing and Professional Studies continues in the Jesuit tradition by providing application-oriented programs and certificates that prepare working professionals for today's dynamic workplace. Courses are offered in an accelerated, eight-week evening format with the opportunity to earn up to 30 credit hours per academic year.

At the School of Continuing and Professional Studies, we prepare people to lead extraordinary lives.