BA/BS in Religious Education
Chicago, Illinois, United States•QS 2027 #1201-1400
BA/BS in Religious Education is a bachelor's degree in Religious Studies programme taught at Loyola University Chicago in Chicago, United States.
Also offered as: Postgraduate Certificate, Master's Degree
At a glance
Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Field: Religious Studies
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Last checked June 2026 ·
Program details
Requirements
| Type | Test | Min / Max | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Language Proficiency | TOEFL iBT | 79.00 score | Required | iBT total score for tests taken before 2026-01-01; minimum 4.5 on the new scale for later tests |
| Language Proficiency | IELTS Academic | 6.50 score | Required | overall band |
| Language Proficiency | PTE Academic | 53.00 score | Required | PTE Academic overall |
| Language Proficiency | Duolingo English Test | 110.00 score | Required | Duolingo English Test overall |
About Loyola University Chicago
“Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam”
Type: University
Control: Private
Campus setting: Urban
Founded: 1870
Students: 11,737
QS rank: #1201-1400
Programs: 236
Location: Chicago, Illinois, United States
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