Instituto Politécnico Loyola

The Instituto Politécnico Loyola is a Jesuit technical or vocational school founded August 5, 1952 located in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic. The school's first President was Father Angel Arias S.J. The school currently teaches Elementary, Middle, and High School programs as well as an Evening Technical Program. It also has an afternoon English Language School and a Saturday Teacher Certification Program. The High School program combines basic High School education with technical classes in the areas of Agronomy and Technical (Electrical, Electronics, and Mechanical among others) that leads to the equivalent of one year in a Technical Community College plus High School credentials. Most of the classes in the Agronomy and Technical field are transferrable to most of the local universities and colleges Instituto Politecnico Loyola. (2009). Sobre nosotros. http://www.ipl.edu.do/nosotros.asp?pagina=historia.htm .
As the school enjoys of a good local reputation, admissions to the school are highly competitive and requires the passing of a mathematics and Spanish language admission test Instituto Politecnico Loyola. (2009). Admisiones. http://www.ipl.edu.do/admisiones.asp?pagina=requisitos.htm.
==References==
==Contact Information==
Padre Arias, 1
San Cristóbal, Dominican Republic.
==External Links==
*Official website for Instituto Politécnico Loyola
Category:Dominican Republic
Category:Secondary schools in the Dominican Republic
Category:Ignatius of Loyola
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