Loyola University Chicago Top Questions

What I don't like about my school is the lacking school spirit adn involvement. Not to mention that most of the people I go to school with come from wealthy upperclass families.

At times the teachers forget that we are taking several classes at the same time and the work load excedes our free time.

Financial aid at this school needs to be reevaluated. With no money to go to school and having that as a constant worry takes away from time from studying and enjoying college. Then when grades slip , you are in danger of getting kicked out or you are not able to really socialize.

The school is placed in the city, therefore, despite the opportunities given, students are also one of millions of people that live in the city. It is not a town that revolves around the school, rather it is a city that the school is placed in. If student's want that "feel good", closed campus environment then Loyola is not for them.

So big yet it feels so small. There are 17,00 kids but most are commuter students and nobody really socializes. Every friend I made my freshman year transferred because they were so dissatisfied with their social lives.

The Cost.

Financial Aid and tuitions.

The not-so-friendly people sometimes give off an aura of superiority.

Some students don't care about learning

The Cost. Loyola is very expensive and i hate to think about the debt I'll have once i graduate