With an active campus campaign called "Thinking Critically, Acting Justly," it is clear that Loyola University New Orleans places a great amount of value on providing its students with a quality, personally enriching education. Loyola University maintains the Jesuit commitment to educating the whole person, as well as the belief in the power of the individual to achieve goals and make a difference in society. While the university is driven by the Jesuit worldview, Loyola University New Orleans describes their campus vision as "essentially religious but specifically intellectual and educational in the broadest and deepest sense."

Accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Loyola University New Orleans offers over 60 undergraduate programs in the humanities and sciences, social sciences, business, music, and the fine arts. They also have plenty of opportunities for graduate students, with both a full-time and a part-time MBA program.

Aside from top-notch educational programs, students at Loyola University New Orleans have the city of New Orleans as their extended campus. Talk about cultural enrichment! Among the school's many music and fine arts programs, students enrolled in Loyola University New Orleans' Brassroots music program reach out to local middle school band members and - drawing from the area's rich jazz and blues history - teach them how to confidently and skillfully "boogie down" New Orleans style.