Admissions Director Michael Black greets Loyola alumnus De'Angelo Harris '09 at the 2009 Fr. Malcolm Carron Dinner.



General Criteria

Loyola High School is open to any male student from a private or public school provided he meets the school’s admissions requirements and provided he and his family support the school’s mission and philosophy.

Admissions Procedure

Students interested in Loyola High School are required to take an Entrance Test, which is used mainly for diagnostic purposes. Test dates for Fall 2010 admission are as follows:
• Saturday, April 17
• Saturday, May 8
• Saturday, June 5

Place: Loyola High School
Enter through Pinehurst door at front of school.

Time: Doors open at 8:30 a.m.
Testing begins promptly at 9:00 a.m. and ends around noon.

Cost: $10.00

For complete testing information, please download this Acrobat PDF file (48k).

Openings: Loyola has openings for 55 9th graders and a limited number of 10th and 11th graders for the 2010-11 academic year. Interested students are advised to test as early as possible.

To reserve a place for testing, please contact Mr. Michael Black ’01:
  • Phone: 313.861.2407 x 110 or
  • Email: mblack@loyolahsdetroit.org

The admission decision will be based on:
• an analysis of test results,
• a review of past school records, and
• a meeting bwith school administrators, the student and his parents or guardians.

Every student who has been accepted must provide the school with his record of immunizations and other relevant medical information and meet with the Business Manager. Parents/guardians must determine tuition arrangements with the Business Manager.

Transfers

Loyola’s program is designed for its students to begin in the 9th grade. However, the school may admit a limited number of transfer students who meet Loyola’s requirements. The Principal and the Dean of Students will handle these cases on an individual basis.

Application and School Visits

Our application is available in PDF format if you click here (12k). The application can be mailed or faxed back to us, and we will contact you to set up a testing date and a school visit.

Mail your completed application to:
Loyola High School
Attention: Admissions
15235 Pinehurst
Detroit, MI 48238

Or fax the completed application to 313-861-4718.



Loyola Tuition & Fees 2010-2011

After a student has completed his admission application process, a Financial Responsibility Form must be completed and returned to the Business Office along with the required Tuition Deposit. Financial Responsibility Form (68k PDF)

Tuition

Tuition for the 2010-11 school year is $4,000 with a 10% discount for the second son from the same family. Full tuition covers less than one third of the actual cost to educate a student which is over $13,000. As a result, our development program heavily subsidizes every student.

Loyola uses the Smart Tuition Management Program to help families stay on schedule with their tuition payments. Tuition is divided into 10 monthly payments over the school year.

Tuition Deposit Required

A minimum, non-refundable tuition deposit of $100 is required for every new student and is applied toward the student’s tuition balance.

Senior Graduation Fee

A $150 graduation fee ( includes yearbook) for seniors will be billed separately at the beginning of the second semester.

Tuition Assistance Programs

Loyola High School makes every effort to meet the demonstrated financial needs of our students. A limited amount of financial aid is available every year and is awarded in the order of completed applications sent to Private School Aid Service (PSAS). Families interested in applying for aid should contact the Business Office for more information. Visit www.psas.org for further information.

Private School Aid Service (PSAS) Student Aid Form (740k PDF)

When completed, mail to:
Private School Aid Service • P.O.Box 770728 • Lakewood, Ohio 44107-0034

[Note: The Student Aid Form PDF can be completed directly on your computer screen by placing the cursor in the appropriate fields and typing in the information. You can then print the completed document and save the revised PDF to your computer for your records. (This feature requires Acrobat 7 or higher).]

Pathways To Success

Pathways To Success is a program that assists students by rewarding them scholarships to attend Pathways Partner Schools in return for doing a required amount of work or community service hours. Loyola High School is the only Pathways Partner in Southeast Michigan. The Commonweal Foundation in Silver Springs, Maryland, funds the Pathways program.

Award amounts are determined on a case-by-case basis, not to exceed $4,000 per academic year. Every Pathways family is expected to re-apply every year and renewed scholarships are based on student progress, fulfillment of community service hours and demonstrated work.

For more information about the Pathways To Success Program, please contact Melissa Hohauser-Thatcher at 313-861-2407 x142 or email Melissa at mthatcher@loyolahsdetroit.org.