Loyola University Chicago Top Questions

The best thing about my school is the religious backround that provides not only a service oriented community but a home for all faiths. Loyola has the only student run Mosque in the state of Illinoise and also has Puja room. These worship spaces suppliment the Catholic Jesuit tradition and create diversity.

The best thing about Loyola is its location. Chicago offers so much to do, with numerous concert venues, museums, restaurants, shopping, and so much more. And since we get U-Passes, which are included with tuition, you can go pretty much anywhere in the city for free using public transportation. You can never be bored.

The best aspects about my school are the diversity and cultural experience.

Freedom to pursue your own interests.

I like the small campus, the new science building, the new student center, and the school's reputation for the health related degree programs.

Well the teachers maybe a little tough on you but it is only for your own good.

Living in the city--hands down. the night life is amazing. I am not so impressed with the school itself but if you're old enough to go to the bars it's a great time. I just transferred here and I haven't felt entirely welcomed by the community. The tuition is also rediculously expensive and I am not being assisted enough with financial aid. Part of me wants to change schools. :(

The community one is able to establish at this school.

Loyola's campus is filled with students and faculty from various areas around the world. It allows the population to make friends from different backgrounds and learn new things about many different groups of people (a sound sociological perspective).

Location. Its in Chicago and its a great place to live, especially for someone majoring in theatre as I am.