Loyola University Chicago Top Questions

If there are stereotypes, i believe that they are positive ones. For example, loyola student are very intellegent and accepting

Everybody comes from a Christian background, only rich people can afford this school.

I'm not sure if I really know all the stereotypes, bu one I do know is that Loyola has a girls and gay guys.

When I first applied everyone thought Loyola was a great school. Some even told me it was one of the better ones in Chicago. I also was told it was extremely difficult.

Loyola students are all pre-med students. Loyola students are all Catholic. Loyola students are all rich. Loyola students are all pretentious. Loyola students are all alcoholics. Loyola girls are all sluts, the men gay or conceited straight men.

There are some people who tell me that I'm smart since I'm attending Loyola--which is true--and I get a lot of people who give me that shocker face since the school is expensive. But it is definitely affordable. And sitting in a lecture class of a few hundred students, we have 60{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c}-70{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} biology majors who tend to lean toward pre-med. So the chances to spark up a conversation with a pretty girl is easy. All you have to say is, "Are you a bio major? Me too!"

Some of the stereotypes that I have heard from people before entering into Loyola Chicago was that the students were very studious and devoted to their school work. Also, I heard that there was not much campus life due to the School being based in Chicago. Some other stereotypes of Loyola was that the people were very religious based.

Many people believe that Loyola is a stuck up school with stuck up people situated in a bad neighborhood.

A common stereotype about loyola is that the school is about two-thirds women and the few men are gay. There is also a stereotype that the school is super religious.

Loyola defines itself as a fine arts Jesuit school; somewhat of an oxymoron. But it contains a diverse student body. Some stereotypes include liberal left-wing political activists, quiet, artsy musicians and theater geeks, a mediocre greek life system, a sparse male population, constant protesters of miscellaneous issues, bio and chem bookworms, an overpopulation of women bookworms, as well as highly motivated and well dressed business majors.