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On-campus students in the LIM program with learning, physical or other disabilities may contact the Office of Disability Services at Loyola for information on the services and accommodations which are available. Students may contact the Office of Disability Services by stopping into the Academic Resource Center on campus or emailing the the Director of of Disability Services ssmith@loyno.edu. All contacts and information provided are confidential. In order to receive any reasonable special services or accommodations, students will be asked to provide documentation of the learning or physical disability. Copies of the university policy are available from the Office of Disability Services.
The Writing Across the Curriculum Center provides LIM on-campus students with free assistance with writing assignments. The service gives students the chance to confer with a trained writing tutor on all phases of the writing process. See the Writing Across the Curriculum Center's web page for further information http://www.loyno.edu/wac/.
Loyola’s Monroe Library provides a full range of services including borrowing priveleges, electronic article and book access, and one-on-one research assistance. Students are encouraged to log on to the Monroe Library’s page for prospective or current students to learn more about the resources and services the library provides.
Students who withdraw from the university or from a course may be entitled to a refund of a percentage of their tuition. Students who withdraw must return a completed withdrawal form to the Office of Student Records. Mere cessation of attendance does not constitute withdrawal. The date of receipt of the withdrawal notice by the Office of Student Records will determine the amount of tuition refunded. Refunds are a percentage of the tuition payable in the semester in which the student withdraws, not a percentage of the total amount billed. Only tuition is refundable. No refunds are made when a student is suspended or dismissed for academic, disciplinary, or financial reasons. Tuition refunds are made for the fall and spring semesters on the following basis.
Tuition refunds are made for the normal fall and spring semesters on the following basis:
Since special sessions, short sessions, and summer sessions vary in length, please refer to the academic calendar for those refund deadlines.
Students forced to withdraw for medical reasons are referred to the Office of Student Affairs for special medical withdrawals.
Please view the Graduate Bulletin page regarding Admissions Policies.