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Accreditation

Loyola University New Orleans' Department of Counseling is accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling & Related Educational Programs (CACREP).  CACREP is the agency responsible for the evaluation of counseling programs in colleges and universities.

 As a CACREP accredited program, the counseling department engages in systematic program evaluation and assessment to ascertain strengths and weaknesses of policies, curriculum, students, and faculty. The Outcome Report is published here so our stakeholders may review the findings.

2022 CACREP Vital Stastics Survey

2021 CACREP Vital Statistics Survey

2020 CACREP Vital Statistics Survey

2019 CACREP Vital Statistics Survey

2018 CACREP Vital Statistics Survey 

Outcome Report AY 2020-2021

Outcome Report AY 2019-2020

Outcome Report AY 2018-2019

Outcome Report AY 2017-2018

Outcome Report AY 2016-2017

Outcome Report AY 2015-2016

CACREP requires its accredited programs to provide retention and graduation data on their websites. 

Assessment

Loyola University New Orleans Counseling Department Planning and Assessment Calendar 

Statistics

  2020-2021
Program Enrollment 103
Average Didactic Class Size 15
Average Clinical Practicum Class Size 6
Average Clinical Internship Class Size 12
Tuition Per Credit Hour $818
Graduate Assistant Positions 6
Number of Graduates 20
Completion Rates 85%
Retention Rates 85%
National Counselor Exam Pass Rate 89% 
Job Placement Rates 100%

 

Demographic Information

University

  • Chartered: 1912
  • Type: Private, Catholic, Jesuit comprehensive university; open to students of all faiths
  • Enrollment 4,548 (total): 3,223 undergraduates; 635 graduate students; 75 Doctoral students; 568 law students; and 47 continuing education students
  • Faculty: 90% of full-time faculty hold highest degree.
  • Student-Faculty Ratio: 12:1
  • Five Colleges: Arts and Sciences, Business, Nursing and Health, Law, Music and Media, plus Loyola Online
  • Degree Programs: In 2020-2021 there were 110 undergraduate programs and 36 graduate and professional programs
  • 50+ Study Abroad Programs: Belgium, Brazil, China, Ecuador, France, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Netherlands, Spain, U.K., and more.
  • Campus: 24 acres on St. Charles Avenue in Uptown New Orleans; 20 minutes from the French Quarter and downtown New Orleans; across from Audubon Park and Zoo.
  • Financial Aid and ScholarshipsApproximately 99% of students receive some form of financial aid.
  • Cost: Annual tuition and fees (2020-2021): $42,048; room and board (on-campus residence): $13,546
  • Admissions: Average GPA: 3.48; Test scores (middle 50%): ACT 21-26; SAT 1050-1230
  • Athletics: Division I of the National Association of Intercollegiate thletics with 18 varsity sports
  • Student Life: 130 student organizations, clubs, and intramural sports
  • Accreditations: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACSCOC); Louisiana State Board of Nursing (LSBN); The Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP); Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB); National Association of Schools of Music (NASM); American Bar Association (ABA); Association of American Law Schools (AALS); American Chemical Society (ACS); Commission of Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE); Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC); and Certification in Education for Public Relations (CEPR); National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC) for nursing (undergraduate and master’s nursing programs); Approved by Center of Play Therapy Education and Research by the Association for Play Therapy (APT); Carnegie Community-Engagement Classification

All facts are accurate as of December 2021 and will be updated again in October 2022.

Updated January 2022

 

Freshmen (Cohort)

Enrollment 922

  • 33% male/67% female
  • Ethnic minorities represent 54% of all freshmen cohort
  • 55% are from out of state; n/a are international (due to Covid);
  • 52 states (including DC, PR, VI, Guam), n/a countries are represented (due to Covid)
  • 99.7% are full-time; 0.3 percent part-time
  • The average high school grade point average of our freshmen is 3.48
  • SAT/ACT - Effective 2021 fall loyola is test blind.
  • 765 full-time freshmen students, 27% of the total undergraduate population are new freshmen
  • 81% freshmen live on campus; 19% commute
  • 99% of freshmen receive some form of financial aid

Undergraduate (on campus)

Enrollment 3,137 on-ground

  • 66% male/34% female
  • Ethnic minorities represent 50% of all undergraduates on-campus
  • 51% are from out of state; 3% are international;
  • 54 states (plus DC, PR, VI, Guam), 48 countries are represented
  • 97% are full-time; 3% part-time
  • 3,137 undergraduate (on-campus) students, 68% of the total population is undergraduate (on-campus)
  • 44% of undergraduates live on campus; 56% commute
  • 89% of undergraduates receive some form of financial aid

Graduate

Enrollment 564

  • 23% male; 77% female
  • Ethnic minorities represent 36% of student body
  • 43% from out of state
  • 43 states (plus DC, PR, VI) are represented
  • 3% are international; 13 countries are represented
  • 69% are full-time; 31% part-time
  • 635 graduate students, graduate population 12% of the total enrollment
  • Less than 1% of graduate students live on campus

Doctoral (online program)

Enrollment 61

  • 12% male; 88% female
  • Ethnic minorities represent 49% of student body
  • 43% are from out of state; 3% are international
  • 26 states (plus DC, PR, VI) are represented
  • 3% are international; n/a countries are represented
  • 82% are full-time; 18% part-time
  • 75 Doctorate students; Doctoral students make up 1.5% of the total enrollment
  • 0% of doctoral students live on campus

Law

Enrollment 581

  • 42% male; 58% female
  • Ethnic minorities represent 32% of student body
  • 33% are from out of state; 1% are international
  • 42 states (plus DC, PR, VI) are represented
  • 1% are international; 6 countries are represented
  • 89% are full-time; 11% part-time
  • 568 law students are enrolled; law students make up 13% of the total enrollment
  • 0% of Law students live on campus

Updated December 2021 with Fall 2021 data

Source: Office of Institutional Research and Effectiveness Fact Book

Note residency and dorm percentages affected by Covid

Enrollments exclude continuing education

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