Offices and Services

We are committed to the Ignatian principles grounded within Jesuit education. We hope you participate actively in a safe, respectful, diverse and open academic community. In return, we will challenge you to grow in mind, body and spirit for the greater good.

Without a way to gather and analyze evidence of student learning, we can't really tell if our teaching is making an impact. We need some way to see if students are gaining the knowledge and skills we aim to teach, and whether our methods are effective.

The Summer Arts Institute is a program that lets you explore the areas of film, music (strings), musical theater, and creative writing, all on Le Moyne’s beautiful campus. The best part? You can choose to attend one or multiple programs!

We strive to provide maximum value for previously earned credits, and through our admissions and orientation processes, you’ll know exactly what’s needed to complete your degree as a dolphin!

We know how exhilarating and overwhelming the college search can be. But, no matter where you are on your admission journey, we’re here to help. Explore how to apply, transfer credit, accept your offer of admission and navigate financial aid.

Le Moyne College’s Upward Bound program is a grant-funded educational opportunity program that provides academic, social, and college readiness support to low-income high school students from Syracuse, many aspiring to be the first in their families to go to college and graduate. Last year, 94% of our high school seniors enrolled in postsecondary institutions, more than doubling the national rate for their peers.

Whether you’ve got your path to your next career fully planned out or you’re shopping around for programs, you’ll find personal connections and support at Le Moyne. Your experiences enrich our classrooms, and our curriculum enriches your life.

Promoting wellness of mind-body-spirit and empowering and supporting a diverse learning community within the college

The Wilson Art Gallery is located in the Falcone Library and is open to the public during normal hours.

Nestled in the front of the Noreen Falcone Library between the QRC and Student Success Center, the Writing Center offers tutoring appointments and writing support resources for all students. Basically, we help with any writing you might find yourself doing while on the Heights.