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Loyola University Chicago's Finance Division serves the university mission by providing financial services to our students, faculty, staff and other constituencies.
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January 20, 2026
Update on the University Budget
The Loyola University Chicago Board of Trustees has approved the university’s 2026-2027 operating and capital budget. The budget reflects an undergraduate tuition rate and mandatory fee increase of 4.4 percent. This increase will bring Loyola’s annual full-time undergraduate tuition to $56,930. Tuition for most graduate programs will also increase by 4.4 percent. The budget also anticipates just under $358 million for financial assistance to our students, an increase of $35 million over the past two years.
Learn MoreCampus Community Event
Finance Town Halls Spring 2026
Wayne Magdziarz, Loyola’s Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, will host a series of financial Town Halls for the University community on each campus in March.
Read MoreFinance Forms Update
New Protected Location for Instructions and Forms Containing Sensitive Data
To reduce the risks of data loss, Loyola University Chicago will begin moving some of its documents and forms that deal with sensitive data to a more secure location. In the coming weeks, some of these forms on the HR and Finance webpages will be updated to require a Loyola login via UVID and password to access. This modification will ensure that only authorized personnel have access to the processes that specifically deal with sensitive information.
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Accounts Payable Forms
Budgeting Forms
Financial Application Forms
General Accounting Forms
Payroll Forms
ProCard Forms
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Report A Concern
Loyola has a Reporting Hotline to provide you with an automated and anonymous way to report activities that may involve misconduct and violations of Loyola policy. You may file a report online here or by dialing 855.603.6988.