Loyola University Chicago Top Questions

One of the most frustrating things about my school is the availability of places to eat.

There isn't enough time to take all the classes I want to take.

The most frustrating thing at Loyola is the lack of diversity in the races of students. This is accompanied by the lack of understanding, in regards to the world as a whole, portrayed by the majority of students.

I wish I could get more financial aid.

The most frustrating thing about my school is getting housing if you were previously a commuter.

Teachers tend to be not of the highest quality and are not going to woo anyone with the intellect.

It can sometimes be frustrating to get the classes you want when you want them.

The Honors Program at Loyola is very rigorous, yet it does not get the outside credit or prestige it deserves. Although I may have to work as hard as students at higher ranked institutions due to the Honors Program, I will not necessarily recieve more notice due to my involvement in it. Loyola has much to offer, yet it must work on its reputation in order to help its students in gaining top jobs and acceptance into the best grad, med, and law schools. However, the school is currently focused on admitting more students instead of improving reputation.

The class load. I feel like professors do not understand how much work we are given my each professor. Perhaps they should communicate more?

The construction that is going on everywhere.