How does in-state tuition work for schools like Loyola Chicago?

I'm from Illinois and considering applying to Loyola University Chicago. I'm wondering if there's an in-state tuition rate or if tuition is the same for all students, regardless of where they come from. Any info would be great!

In-state tuition typically refers to lower tuition rates for students attending public colleges and universities within their state of residence. Loyola University Chicago, however, is a private institution. Private universities generally have the same tuition rates for all students, regardless of their state of residence.

So, at Loyola Chicago, there isn't an in-state tuition rate—the cost of attendance will be the same for both in-state and out-of-state students. You can find information about their tuition and fees on their website or by contacting the admissions or financial aid office directly.

Keep in mind that there are still opportunities to receive financial aid, scholarships, and grants to help offset the cost of attendance. Be sure to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and check with Loyola Chicago about any institution-specific scholarships, grants, or merit-based aid that you may qualify for. Good luck with your college application process!