Loyola University New Orleans

Loyola University New Orleans

New Orleans, LA, USA
Private
4 Year

Reviews

Loyola University New Orleans Reviews

marisa's Review

from brecksville, oh

Loyola is a diverse and accepting community good for students who want to keep an open mind and learn from others. While music and mass com majors will find that they are especially spoiled with oppor...

Alliciyia's Review

from Zachary, LA

Loyola University is a diverse community in the heart of New Orleans. It is rich in culture, and the professors here are excellent. ...

Stephanie's Review

from Chagrin Falls, OH

I originally found this college through lists that had been posted online of beautiful college dorms. I can't wait to start school here and enjoy the lush grass and beauty of the architecture all thro...

Lily's Review

from New Orleans, LA

Loyola University-New Orleans is absolutely astonishing and amazing at what they do. No other words can describe what a great Jesuit university Loyola is. They truly fulfill what a true Jesuit unive...

Cheyenne's Review

from Covington, LA

Loyola is an amazing school. A lot of the professors are very experienced within their fields, and willing to help out. It's a lot of fun to be part of the pack....

Ashlin's Review

from Metairie, LA

Loyola New Orleans is an excellent academic institution which is complemented by the smooth New Orleans environment.The people are more than friendly and more than willing to help....

Student Review

I've learned a lot coming here; Loyola University is all about the idea of creating a well rounded person in all aspects. The focus isn't on you as a student who needs to make perfect grades. The focu...

Natalie's Review

from Hot Springs, AR

The professors at Loyola are absolutely amazing. Because we have smaller class sizes it is easy to form a personal relationship with them. They genuinely care about you and are very knowledgeable and ...

Zaina's Review

from Metairie, LA

Loyola wants its students to be well-rounded. So you learn many things while you are there... about different cultures, religions, ways of thinking. Also even though Loyola is a Jesuit University rel...

Brandon's Review

from Kenner, LA

As a private liberal arts college, class size is limited to about 40 students per teacher. I feel as though through the common curriculum I am learning everything I will need to know in college, plus ...