Loyola Blakefield | Financial Aid

Applying for Aid

Loyola Blakefield uses Facts Grant and Aid Assessment (FACTS) to manage the financial aid process. FACTS helps Loyola assess a family’s ability to pay school costs and make objective and fair financial aid decisions. Based on the results of the financial aid application, FACTS estimates the amount a family can contribute to tuition and fees. Loyola uses this estimate, as well as the school’s budget and financial aid policies, as a starting point for financial aid awards.

Applications for the 2020-21 school year are due by January 2, 2020. All families will be notified of financial aid awards in FACTS by the end of February. Please visit FACTS to begin your application on or after November 1, 2019.

List of 4 items.

Step 1

Log on to the FACTS website.
Step 2

Complete the Financial Aid Application.
Step 3

Provide supporting documentation
2018 Federal Tax Returns and 2019 W2s must be uploaded. Please see our Admissions Dates & Deadlines page for deadlines.
Step 4

Submit your application.

Financial Aid FAQ

List of 9 frequently asked questions.

Will applying for financial aid affect my acceptance?

No. The financial aid award process is independent of the admissions review and acceptance process.
Do I need to complete a separate application for each child?

No. Only one application needs to be completed. List each child applying for aid as a separate applicant.
If I am divorced, who fills out the financial aid application?

Each parent is required to fill out his or her own financial aid application. If a parent is remarried, the application should include financial information of the new spouse. If this is incomplete, Loyola reserves the right to give a lesser award or no award.
Is there a cost to submit a financial aid application?

Yes. A $28 fee is required in order to submit the 2018-19 application.
Do I need to apply for financial aid each year?

Yes. Families receiving need-based aid must submit a new application and update their tax information each year.
I can't upload my tax documents. What should I do?

Please call FACTS at 866-441-4637 for assistance, or tax returns can be faxed to FACTS at 866-315-9264.
If my application is not complete by January 2, will we still receive financial aid?

Families may submit an application after January 2. However, preference is given to those families submitting by the deadline.
Is there an income cut-off for financial aid?

No. Income is the primary factor used to determine need-based aid; however, other factors are also taken into account including household size, the number of dependents in tuition-paying schools, and net worth.
Does Loyola Blakefield fund my entire financial need?

No. Loyola Blakefield's financial aid philosophy is to balance the funding of a family's unmet need with an equitable distribution of available aid among applying families. Therefore, Loyola only funds part of most families' unmet need.

Need Application Help?

For questions regarding the completion or processing of your application, please call FACTS at 1-866-441-4637 or visit the FACTS website.

For general questions regarding financial aid:

Send us an email or call (443) 841-3650.

FACTS LOGIN

Need-Based Scholarships

Need-Based Scholarships are awarded to families with demonstrated financial need as determined by Loyola’s Financial Aid Committee. The starting point for the committee’s aid award is a family’s completed financial aid application. A recipient is required to maintain a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA.

Merit Scholarships

Academic Scholarships are awarded to students entering the ninth grade who manifest outstanding academic achievement, leadership and involvement in co-curricular activities. No application is necessary. The Admissions department identifies potential recipients based on the results of the High School Placement Test (HSPT). A recipient is required to maintain a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA.

Co-Curricular Scholarships

Athletic & Co-Curricular Scholarships are primarily, but not exclusively, awarded to students entering the 9^th grade and are based on academics, citizenship, and talent. No application is necessary. The program directors, activity moderators, and coaches work in conjunction with the Admissions department and the Principal to identify and nominate potential students that match the criteria of the award. A recipient is required to maintain a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA and active participation in the associated program area.

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MILITARY & FIRST RESPONDERS

Loyola Blakefield is pleased to announce that we are offering scholarships for sons of Active Duty Military, Active Duty Police Officers & Career Firefighters/EMTs. The scholarships will be awarded to incoming 9th grade students at the amount of $5,000. The scholarship award is committed to the student for each of his four years at Loyola.

Find out more and apply here.

Archdiocese Teacher Scholarship

We are pleased to offer scholarships to sons of full-time teachers employed by an Archdiocese of Baltimore elementary/middle school.

The scholarship award is offered to incoming 9th grade students only and is applied to each of his four years at Loyola. The amount of the scholarship award is $5,000 annually.

Find out more and apply here.

O’Neil Dramatics Scholar

This is a scholarship that is designed to attract the best and brightest to the Loyola Blakefield dramatics program. Awarded to an incoming freshman who shows potential for excellence in the dramatic arts, the scholarship amount is $1,000 for each year of high school that the student maintains good academic standing and involvement in the arts.

Find out more and apply here.

External Funds

Blair-Thalheimer Scholar Program

Learn more and apply online.

Knott Scholarship Fund

Please click here for additional details.

Knights of Columbus

Access information and application here.