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 skilled in the subjects they are teaching. The music professors are very generous in their constructive criticism and a quick to tell you how to improve. They care about your career and what your goals and potential are and try to equip you with the skills you require. The work is challenging, but there is someone there to help every step of the way.
Do you enjoy the experience at your school?
The faculty, staff and students here are so amazing. They are kind and outgoing and hard working. The environment is very warm and we all form a family that works for individual and community improvement. Here your potential is something that is attainable because we all support each other and work for the good of the whole.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
I know Loyola seems a bit pricey, but they also offer plenty of scholarships and financial aid to help you. And believe me it is definitely worth the money and the search for scholarships. I couldn't think of a better university for me. The experiences academically and socially that I have gained from Loyola are beyond worth and affordable. Recently Loyola was rated number 1 in U.S. Weekly for best value, best education and I believe it.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Make sure that you are willing to work hard and evaluate yourself. A large part of Loyola is looking inward and improving yourself. Not only are you encouraged academically, but spiritually whether you are Catholic or not. You must be open to criticism because it will be given; it is up to you how you take it.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Loyola is wonderful for students who are always looking deeper. There are groups whose sole purpose is to look inward, evaluate, and determine how those things that you find in yourself can better the community.
Students that enjoy community service will thrive here. There are several on-campus groups devoted to getting out in the community and serving and they are all very rewarding. Community is a huge part of the university so students that value relationships will also thrive.
Thinkers will find their minds developed to a greater depth than they experienced in high school. The mind is well nourished and challenged by the courses and professors here at Loyola and the growth that you will see exceeds expectations.
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 skilled in the subjects they are teaching. The music professors are very generous in their constructive criticism and a quick to tell you how to improve. They care about your career and what your goals and potential are and try to equip you with the skills you require. The work is challenging, but there is someone there to help every step of the way.
The faculty, staff and students here are so amazing. They are kind and outgoing and hard working. The environment is very warm and we all form a family that works for individual and community improvement. Here your potential is something that is attainable because we all support each other and work for the good of the whole.
I know Loyola seems a bit pricey, but they also offer plenty of scholarships and financial aid to help you. And believe me it is definitely worth the money and the search for scholarships. I couldn't think of a better university for me. The experiences academically and socially that I have gained from Loyola are beyond worth and affordable. Recently Loyola was rated number 1 in U.S. Weekly for best value, best education and I believe it.
Make sure that you are willing to work hard and evaluate yourself. A large part of Loyola is looking inward and improving yourself. Not only are you encouraged academically, but spiritually whether you are Catholic or not. You must be open to criticism because it will be given; it is up to you how you take it.
Loyola is wonderful for students who are always looking deeper. There are groups whose sole purpose is to look inward, evaluate, and determine how those things that you find in yourself can better the community. Students that enjoy community service will thrive here. There are several on-campus groups devoted to getting out in the community and serving and they are all very rewarding. Community is a huge part of the university so students that value relationships will also thrive. Thinkers will find their minds developed to a greater depth than they experienced in high school. The mind is well nourished and challenged by the courses and professors here at Loyola and the growth that you will see exceeds expectations.