Loyola University Chicago Top Questions

I brag about how nice people are here and how many opportunities there are in the city.

About how close the school is to downtown Chicago and how there are always a lot of various activities to do around campus and the city. Also about how many close friends I have made since going to Loyola.

I brag most about the professors, the location, and the students. The professors at Loyola are great because they really know the subjects they are teaching and will go above and beyond to help the students. The school has campuses in the Gold Coast of Chicago and right off Lake Michigan. Also, students are given a CTA UPass at a reasonable cost, which makes traveling around the city possible. Lastly, the students are really friendly, accepting, and easy-going.

We are in chicago, yeah the weather might suck but it's still CHICAGO.

Loyola has the most amazing campus right on Lake Michigan. Between classes I can just take a walk along the shore, feel the breeze, look at the water, and relax. Every time I stroll by the lake I feel happy and grateful to be in this great school. On one side of the campus there’s a busy Chicago street, but the other side is a different world—calm, beautiful and peaceful. You can read there or meet a friend or just sit for a few minutes to savor the moment and regain the energy before going back to class.

I always talk about how welcoming the staff and other students were during Welcome Week! Even the other freshmen were eager and willing to meet new people. I definetley feel that Loyola University Chicago is a place where people come to meet others from different places and walks of life! I am sure to also talk about all the different races and religions and cultures I have come to know through my first semester at Loyola.

I describe it as the center within the city to be at.

I generally brag about the beautiful campus, the helpful professors, and the strong academics.

That my school, Loyola, is one of the top schools in teaching business ethics. It provides a nurturing environment towards spiritual growth and is open to the many beliefs and in fact aims to help the student body become more understanding of other beliefs and cultures. The school is one of the greatest places to learn more about other peoples beliefs and cultures, and learn more about yourself as well.

The nerd within me gives me no choice, but to brag about the endless study resources and study locations available. The library and information commons have a completely different atmosphere. Whether you need complete ?I can hear a pin drop? silence or a more social environment to work in, you will find it. Whether you prefer being surrounded by books in the stacks or surrounded by computers, there are desks scattered in every nook. Not only this, but as a Loyola student, I am exposed to many primary sources for information and staff members who are always willing to help.