Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities

As a Boler College of Business student, you have access to hundreds of Jesuit colleges and universities around the United States and abroad, and thousands of potential peers and collaborators.

The Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities (AJCU) is a national organization that links 28 Jesuit colleges and universities in the United States and some 189 Jesuit institutions of higher learning throughout the world.

The AJCU Study Abroad Consortium is comprised of Jesuit institutions that have agreed to share study-abroad programs to offer students more opportunities to study outside the United States. The “basket” of programs featured in the table below are open to students from all U.S. Jesuit institutions:

Jesuit MBA Network

Professionals enrolled in an MBA program at any of the 27 AACSB-accredited Jesuit and three additional Catholic institutions worldwide within the Jesuit MBA Network can continue the pursuit of their degree uninterrupted if they find themselves transferred — either temporarily or permanently.

To take advantage of the benefits of the Jesuit MBA Network, a student must be in good academic standing with his or her original institution and must apply to an in-network institution that is a minimum of 50 miles from the original institution. A student must also meet all admission requirements of the new institution if transferring.

Jesuit MBA Network Benefits

Through the Jesuit MBA Transfer Agreement, the Jesuit Network offers the ultimate flexibility. In today’s global economy, relocations and transfers are commonplace. The Jesuit MBA Network allows for maximum flexibility so that you’re able to minimize stress and worry and focus on what’s important — maintaining your career and completing your education.

• Maximum Credit Transfer as a Transfer Student: While most schools only allow a few credits from other institutions to count towards degree requirements, within the Jesuit MBA Network all credits that are applicable to the curriculum and academic requirements of the receiving institution are awarded to accepted students.
• Complete Your Coursework as a Visiting Student: Complete your degree at your original institution by enrolling in approved online or on campus courses at another in-network institution.
• Study Abroad Opportunities: Leverage the worldwide Jesuit MBA Network to take advantage of study abroad opportunities in locations across the globe.
• Shared Resources: Through the personal attention of administrators in the Jesuit MBA Network, you have access to a catalog of courses and opportunities unlike any other in higher education.

JESUIT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN THE UNITED STATES

John Carroll University is one of 28 Jesuit colleges and universities in the United States.

Founded	Name	Location
1789	Georgetown University	Washington, D.C.
1818	Saint Louis University	St. Louis, MO
1830	Spring Hill College	Mobile, AL
1831	Xavier Univesity	Cincinnati, OH
1841	Fordham University	New York City, New York
1843	College of the Holy Cross	Worcester, MA
1851	Saint Joseph’s University	Philadelphia, PA
1851	Santa Clara University	Santa Clara, CA
1852	Loyola College in Maryland	Baltimore, MD
1855	University of San Francisco	San Francisco, CA
1863	Boston College	Boston, MA
1870	Canisius College	Buffalo, NY
1870	Loyola University	Chicago, IL
1872	Saint Peter’s College	Jersey City, NJ
1877	Regis University	Denver, CO
1877	University of Detroit Mercy	Detroit, MI
1878	Creighton University	Omaha, NE
1881	Marquette University	Milwaukee, WI
1886	John Carroll University	Cleveland, OH
1887	Gonzaga University	Spokane, WA
1888	University of Scranton	Scranton, PA
1891	Seattle University	Seattle, WA
1910	Rockhurst University	Kansas City, MO
1911	Loyola Marymount University	Los Angeles, CA
1912	Loyola University	New Orleans, LA
1942	Fairfield University	Fairfield, CT
1946	Le Moyne College	Syracuse, NY
1955	Wheeling Jesuit University	Wheeling, West Virginia