Review of Loyola University New Orleans

The diversity and overall sense of goodwill among the student body makes for a really comfortable and stimulating learning environment. The professors here are so accessible and always eager to help students. Loyola’s student population is a good size too- not too big, not too small, which also makes for smaller, intimate class sizes. Not to mention that it’s beautiful Uptown New Orleans location is in one of the country’s largest cultural capitals.

The school spirit as far as sports goes isn’t very high, which sort of has to do with the fact that we’re in the NAIA Division and that we don’t have a football team. It’s not that students don’t love the school, it’s just that sports are hardly a priority for anyone so turnout at games isn’t high for the most part.

Yes, Honestly, choosing to go to a Jesuit school in a city like New Orleans was the best decision I’ve ever made. Not only am I getting a top-notch education that covers a vast array of fields, but I’m in constant interaction with a campus community that genuinely cares for me and wants to see me succeed.

Biggest influence when choosing this school Reputation

The financial aid process went smoothly and I received the financial aid I needed.

Professors are generally Accessible

The night life is Epic

Every student at this school needs Sunglasses, an umbrella, and a sense of humor

Most students spend their Saturday nights Most stay in the Uptown area or on Frenchmen St. downtown for live music or the bar scene

Went to McGill-Toolen Catholic High School

Currently a Sophomore

You might also consider Spring Hill College, St Louis U, The University of Alabama, Louisiana State University

Favorite class is World Religions

Favorite professor is Dr. Sumich

Favorite activity is Greek Life

Another awesome thing is The St. Charles streetcar and Audobon Park are practically on campus

Study Hard? Pray? Donate Money? Have a well-rounded application (Essay, Rec Letters, Extracurriculars, & Academics)

I wish I knew How much more fun New Orleans is to live in than I had thought before!