General Criteria

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

Procedure

A student interested in Loyola High School is required to take our Entrance Test, which is used for diagnostic purposes only. Because space is limited, potential students are advised to take the Entrance Test early. Test dates for Fall 2008 admission are as follows:
• Saturday, November 24
• Saturday, January 12
• Saturday, February 9
• Saturday, March 15
• Saturday, May 17
• Saturday, June 14

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 and ends around noon.

Cost: $10.00

The admission decision will be based on the following criteria:
• analysis of test results
• past school records
• a meeting of school administrators, the student, his parents or guardians
Every student who has been accepted must provide the school with his record of immunizations and any other relevant medical information and meet with the Business Manager.

Transfers

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

Application & School Visits

Our application is available in PDF format if you click here (350k). 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 your completed application to: 313-861-4718.

All other inquiries can be made to the Director of Admissions, Mr. Wyatt Jones III ’98 by phone 313-861-2407, Ext. 110 or by email.

Be a Bulldog for a Day

Prospective students will shadow a current student for the duration of the day, taking him to class and showing him what a normal day at Loyola High School is like. This gives the prospective an oppotunity to meet staff and experience the family enviornment that is Loyola High School.

For more information contact Wyatt L. Jones III, Admissions Director 313-861-2407 ext.110



Loyola Tuition & Fees 2007-2008

Tuition

Tuition for the 2007-2008 school year is $3,700.  The second son from the same family to enroll will receive a 10% discount.  Unfortunately, even our full tuition of $3,700 covers only about one-third of our actual costs per student, which total over $9,000 per student.  In fact, each and every student admitted to Loyola High School is subsidized more than $6,000 per year.

Seniors Graduation Fee of $100

A $100 graduation fee for seniors will be billed separately at the beginning of the Second Semester.

Tuition Assistance Program

Loyola High School makes every attempt to take qualified students, regardless of their financial resources.  A limited amount of financial aids is available each year.  Families interested in applying for aid should contact the business office for more information.  Decisions about assistance will be made in the order that the school receives the completed information forms necessary to process such a request.  Early applications are important because financial aids funds are limited.

Tuition Deposit Required

A minimum tuition deposit of $100 and confirmation by the school are necessary to secure a place for a student in the 2008-2009 school year at Loyola High School.  This amount will count toward tuition payment.