Loyola Welcomes University of the Arts Students!

Returning UArts students intending to transfer to Loyola should:

1. Set Up a 1-on-1 Advising Appointment: Schedule a meeting with Meredith Good, associate director of transfer admission, to guide you through the steps.
2. Submit Your Application: Complete and submit the Transfer Common Application. Our published deadline is July 15, but you can still apply after this date using a Greyhound Application Fee waiver. To use your Greyhound Fee Waiver, simply go to Loyola’s Questions section on the My Colleges tab of the Transfer Common Application and select "Greyhound Fee Waiver."
3. Provide Required Materials: Submit a Transfer Student Conduct Form from UArts (and from any other colleges attended previously), high school transcript, official UArts transcript, and transcripts from any other colleges attended previously.
4. Submit Your FAFSA: Add Loyola University Maryland as a receiving school in your 2024-2025 FAFSA (Federal School Code No. 002078).

For more information and personalized assistance, please contact Meredith Good, associate director of transfer admission, at mgood1@loyola.edu or 410-617-2569.

Incoming first-year UArts students intending to attend to Loyola should:

1. Set Up a 1-on-1 Advising Appointment: Schedule a meeting with Meredith Good, associate director of transfer admission, to guide you through the steps.
2. Submit Your Application: Complete and submit the First Year Common Application using a Greyhound Application Fee waiver. To use your Greyhound Fee Waiver, simply go to Loyola’s Questions section on the My Colleges tab of the Transfer Common Application and select "Greyhound Fee Waiver."
3. Provide Required Materials: Submit your high school transcript, high school counselor recommendation letter (teacher recommendation letter waived) and apply test optional (no SAT/ACT required). A portfolio review will not be required of UArts students for admission to Loyola’s undergraduate programs.
4. Submit Your FAFSA: Add Loyola University Maryland as a receiving school in your 2024-2025 FAFSA (Federal School Code No. 002078).

For more information and personalized assistance, please contact Meredith Good, associate director of transfer admission, at mgood1@loyola.edu or 410-617-2569.

Loyola’s fully online M.Ed. in Learning Design & Technology is designed to help today’s teachers become educational technology leaders, focusing on ethical uses of technology, social justice, and instructional design. The program is suitable for teachers looking to expand their use of technology in the classroom or those aiming to become technology leaders at the district and national levels.

• Online Format: Our 36-credit M.Ed. in Learning Design & Technology program is offered fully online. The format combines self-paced learning with live class meetings using our video-based web platform. It is suitable for current and transitioning teachers or professionals.
• Completion Time: The program may be taken part-time (2-5 years), allowing flexibility for full-time work schedules. Most students complete the program in two years plus one semester.
• Specialization in Instructional Design: Students complete 27 required credits and then take 9 credits within the specialization of Instructional Design. This specialization equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to create effective and engaging learning experiences in both traditional and digital environments.

At Loyola, we are committed to recognizing your hard work and previous academic achievements, making your transition to our programs as smooth as possible by accepting as many transfer credits as we can. The required UArts courses align well with Loyola’s M.Ed. in Learning Design & Technology, and elective courses from UArts will also be evaluated for overlap. Graduate course credit transfer is at the discretion of the individual programs and requires a grade of at least a B (3.0). Please note that only credits, not grades, are transferred.

1. Set Up a 1-on-1 Advising Appointment: Schedule a meeting with an admissions advisor to guide you through the steps.
2. Submit Your Application: Complete and submit the application for the M.Ed. in Learning Design & Technology program. Use the streamlined application process and provide official transcripts. The application fee is waived, and the optional resume is not required.
3. Provide Required Materials: Submit official transcripts and any additional required documents. UArts students can request a review of their earned graduate credits before or at the time of application.
4. Submit Your FAFSA: Add Loyola University Maryland as a receiving school in your 2024-2025 FAFSA (Federal School Code No. 002078).

For more information and personalized assistance, please contact our Graduate Admission Team at education@loyola.edu or 410-617-2990.

The tuition for the 2024-25 academic year is $690 per credit for the M.Ed. program (subject to change each academic year). The program requires 36 credits. More information on financial aid options is available online.

Students who wish to apply for federal financial aid should add Loyola University Maryland as a receiving school to the 2024-25 FAFSA application (Federal School Code No. 002078). To remain eligible for federal financial aid, students must take at least 6 credits in the fall and spring semesters or 3 credits in the summer term. More information on applying for federal financial aid is available online.