Jesuit Colleges

Jesuit colleges are higher education institutions founded by the Society of Jesus, a Catholic religious order. They emphasize rigorous academic programs combined with values like social justice, ethical leadership, and personal development. Known for their strong liberal arts curriculum, Jesuit colleges foster critical thinking, service to others, and global awareness. They aim to develop well-rounded individuals who are committed to making positive contributions to society, often encouraging service, spiritual growth, and community engagement alongside their academic pursuits. Examples include Georgetown University, Boston College, and Loyola University.