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Submit the or Loyola’s . There is no application fee.

• Electronic copies may come directly from your high school (i.e. Parchment, Naviance, National Clearinghouse or SCOIR). If the electronic service requires an email address, please use admissionforms@luc.edu.
• School officials may also email transcripts directly to admissionforms@luc.edu.
• Send paper transcripts to:
  
  ºÚÁÏÃÅUniversity Chicago
  Undergraduate Admission Office
  1032 W. Sheridan Road
  Sullivan Center, Room 150
  Chicago, IL 60660
  
  
• College transcripts from dual enrollment courses are optional and not required for the admission process.
• If you were homeschooled at any point during high school, please complete this form.

A letter of recommendation may come from a teacher or school counselor who can speak to your ability to be successful at Loyola. Students using the Common Application will submit a letter of recommendation through that system. Students using the ºÚÁÏÃÅapplication may send recommendation letter requests within the application. Recommendation letters may also be sent via email to admissionform@luc.edu.

NOTE: Letters must always come directly from a teacher or counselor to be considered.

One essay of 500 words or less is required. Please include information in your essay that describes your international experience or global interest that you feel prepares you for the Rome Start program.

ºÚÁÏÃÅis test-optional so you can decide if you would like to include ACT and/or SAT scores in your application. ºÚÁÏÃÅsuperscores results, meaning we review the highest subscore from each section over multiple exams. If you include test scores, we recommend sharing all results. Students may self-report test scores or send them to ºÚÁÏÃÅvia the testing agencies. If accepted, you will need to have the testing agency send your official scores to ºÚÁÏÃÅby May 1.

• SAT Code: 1412
• ACT Code: 1064

Complete the activities section of your chosen application, or submit a resume after you've completed the application.

This page has more detailed information about Rome Start academics, housing, student life, tuition, and more. You can also virtually tour the Rome campus .

Once you’re admitted, our Study Abroad office will provide resources about the visa process, including a pre-departure session and visa workshop. It will be your responsibility to acquire the visa from the Italian Consulate.

Yes. Please email internationaladmission@luc.edu to let us know, and we will switch your application to Rome Start and review you for that program. You must submit the Rome Start essay to apply to the program.

No. All classes are taught in English, except, of course, for Italian language courses.

Visit your to review your application checklist. Keep in mind that it does take time for materials to be processed and connected to your application file so please be patient. If you are concerned that materials are missing or lost, please contact your admission counselor.

Your admission decision will be available on your and we will email you once a decision is made. Admitted students will also receive a letter to their home address with the good news.

Your admission counselor will review your application. They read every single page and are excited to learn more about you during the process.

You’re automatically considered merit scholarships ranging from $14,000 - $31,000 when you apply for admission. Initial merit scholarship information will be shared in your acceptance letter. ºÚÁÏÃÅwill post additional scholarships that require separate applications on your portal in early January.

Yes! It’s not required at the review of your application, but once you’re admitted, you should submit this information during the summer before your first semester. Learn more about Loyola’s transfer credit policy.

Yes, incoming first-year students can receive credit for college courses completed during high school. Learn more about Loyola’s transfer credit policy.

Email us at internationaladmission@LUC.edu and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.