Financial Aid
We are here to help!
Please use our secure upload to send requested documents. Questions about aid? View our Contact Us page for all the ways to get assistance. Questions about billing or payments? Contact the Bursar's Office.
Welcome to the Stritch School of Medicine.
Attending medical school is an investment that can yield invaluable results over time. We understand the initial (and significant) financial commitment and sacrifice students (and their families) make to pursue this degree. We are dedicated to making your education more affordable by offering multiple types of aid. In addition to Loyola's scholarships and grants, we participate in the federal (Title IV) program. In general, scholarships and grants are considered "gift aid" and do not need to be repaid; loans are borrowed and must be repaid.
To start the financial aid process, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
To learn more about resources that may be available to you, visit LUC.edu/finaid or call (708) 216-3227 to speak with a member of the Financial Aid office. You may contact the Stritch Bursar Office at (708) 216-3228 for questions about tuition (and fees), billing, and refunds.
We are here to help!
Please use our secure upload to send requested documents. Questions about aid? View our Contact Us page for all the ways to get assistance. Questions about billing or payments? Contact the Bursar's Office.
Welcome to the Stritch School of Medicine.
Attending medical school is an investment that can yield invaluable results over time. We understand the initial (and significant) financial commitment and sacrifice students (and their families) make to pursue this degree. We are dedicated to making your education more affordable by offering multiple types of aid. In addition to Loyola's scholarships and grants, we participate in the federal (Title IV) program. In general, scholarships and grants are considered "gift aid" and do not need to be repaid; loans are borrowed and must be repaid.
To start the financial aid process, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
To learn more about resources that may be available to you, visit LUC.edu/finaid or call (708) 216-3227 to speak with a member of the Financial Aid office. You may contact the Stritch Bursar Office at (708) 216-3228 for questions about tuition (and fees), billing, and refunds.