How to Apply or Request Information from Loyola University Chicago

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Loyola University Chicago (luc.edu) provides two direct entry points for prospective students: Apply Now to start an application, and Request Info to receive more details before applying. Both are accessible from the university's homepage. You can also use the site search and the program pages (Undergraduate, Graduate, and Online) to find the specific program you're interested in before you apply.

The two main actions on luc.edu

Action What it's for Where it appears
Apply Now Starting your application to Loyola Homepage
Request Info Getting more information before you apply Homepage

These are the two primary calls to action the site presents to prospective students. If you already know you want to apply, use Apply Now. If you're still deciding or need details first, use Request Info.

Finding the right program first

Loyola organizes its academic offerings into three paths, each with its own page:

  • Undergraduate Programs — for bachelor's-level study
  • Graduate Programs — for master's, doctoral, and other advanced degrees
  • Online Programs — for online study options

The university states it offers more than 100 majors and 100 minors, plus a range of graduate and online offerings. Browsing the relevant program page before applying helps you confirm the program exists and matches your level of study.

Using the site search

The homepage includes a Search LUC.edu function. Use it when you already know what you're looking for — a specific major, department, or office — rather than browsing by category. This is the fastest route when you have a precise term in mind.

A practical sequence

  1. Go to luc.edu.
  2. If you know your program, use Search LUC.edu or go directly to the Undergraduate, Graduate, or Online Programs page to confirm it.
  3. If you're ready, select Apply Now.
  4. If you need more details first, select Request Info.

What to keep in mind

  • The homepage presents Apply Now and Request Info as the main next steps, so you don't need to hunt for them.
  • Program level matters: undergraduate, graduate, and online are separate paths, so start on the one that matches you.
  • The site does not display application deadlines, fees, or requirements on the homepage excerpt reviewed here — check the specific program page or the Request Info response for those details.

If your goal is simply to get in touch or learn more, Request Info is the lower-commitment starting point. If your goal is to enroll, Apply Now is the direct route.