Loyola University New Orleans, the 7th "most inclusive" university in the nation, according to The Princeton Review, has joined the SAGE Scholars Tuition Rewards private college consortium. LOYNO received five national "Top 20" rankings in The Princeton Review's The Best 386 Colleges 2021, with The Maroon selected as the 9th best U.S. student newspaper.

Loyola's extraordinarily diverse, national student body is attracted to New Orleans for more than fun times. The Loyola University Community Action Program (LUCAP), initiated and led by student volunteers, offers opportunities for community service; social justice advocacy; and, projects focused on hunger and homelessness, tutoring and mentoring and environmentalism. 31% of the 2,700 full-time undergraduates are first-generation attendees at college.

Not surprising for the city where jazz began, music – including composition, performance and therapy - is Loyola's most popular major, followed by psychology, business, finance, public relations and marketing. The university offers study-abroad opportunities in 50 countries and has created three-year bachelor's degree options. There are more than 100 student organizations and clubs. Loyola offers 14 NCAA Division I varsity sports, 15 club sports, and 10 intramural leagues.

Founded in 1904, Loyola New Orleans is open to students of all faiths. It is the 6th Jesuit university to participate in Tuition Rewards. 94 Catholic colleges are now SAGE members.