I was the salutatorian of my high school. Although Loyola was known as my safety school, and I only enrolled here because of the merit based scholarship I was awarded, I could not be happier with my decision. I have learned a myriad of information, and have had 15 wonderful professors. These professors are brilliant, and truly wish for their students to thrive. I have learned far more than I could have imagined, and I am so thankful for that.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
Loyola is not only academically stimulating, but the social life is wonderful. Being in a city allows for a variety of options. The people whom I have encountered at campus, both students and faculty, are generous, kind, friendly, funny, wonderful people. The campus is absolutely beautiful, and the school just radiates happiness. It is hard not to enjoy attending Loyola.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
The campus is gorgeous, the professors are brilliant, the students are kind, the gym is jaw dropping, the athletics are fun, and the housing is absolutely unbelievable. However, the tuition and room and board totals fifty thousand plus, which is an incredibly large amount of money.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Engage yourself in a lot of community service, work hard to keep your grades up, and show genuine interest in the school.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Loyola is great for students who try hard, but who focus more on taking what they learn in the classroom, and applying it to the outside world through service. As a sophomore with a 4.0, I definitely channel a lot of my energy into my grades. However, I have learned that the most rewarding thing is not earning the A, it is rather realizing that something has been learned, and this something can be used to change the world for the better.
I was the salutatorian of my high school. Although Loyola was known as my safety school, and I only enrolled here because of the merit based scholarship I was awarded, I could not be happier with my decision. I have learned a myriad of information, and have had 15 wonderful professors. These professors are brilliant, and truly wish for their students to thrive. I have learned far more than I could have imagined, and I am so thankful for that.
Loyola is not only academically stimulating, but the social life is wonderful. Being in a city allows for a variety of options. The people whom I have encountered at campus, both students and faculty, are generous, kind, friendly, funny, wonderful people. The campus is absolutely beautiful, and the school just radiates happiness. It is hard not to enjoy attending Loyola.
The campus is gorgeous, the professors are brilliant, the students are kind, the gym is jaw dropping, the athletics are fun, and the housing is absolutely unbelievable. However, the tuition and room and board totals fifty thousand plus, which is an incredibly large amount of money.
Engage yourself in a lot of community service, work hard to keep your grades up, and show genuine interest in the school.
Loyola is great for students who try hard, but who focus more on taking what they learn in the classroom, and applying it to the outside world through service. As a sophomore with a 4.0, I definitely channel a lot of my energy into my grades. However, I have learned that the most rewarding thing is not earning the A, it is rather realizing that something has been learned, and this something can be used to change the world for the better.