Loyola University Chicago Reviews

"The best thing about Loyola's MSW program are the internship and career opportunities. The school has a great reputation in the Chicago community, as well as tons of connections. I love my first level internship and am learning a ton from it. Other pros are the FOOD and the diversity of the student body. Now, for the bad news: the classes aren't as intellectually stimulating as I would have hoped for a graduate level program. In a lot of ways, they still feel like hs classes. The professors are a mixed bag... I have one who I love, one who is okay, and two who drive me nuts. I think a 7 sums up my feelings about Loyola well."

"Pros: Very good school with a well-rounded choice of classes. Plus, it's in Chicago, which is an amazing city with a lot to do! Obviously, Chicago is expensive, but you can find affordable housing in the various neighborhoods. Cons: The advisers are not so great. Sometimes, it will take a long time to hear from the advising office, so be patient."

"The city of Chicago is a great place to live. The graduate programs at Loyola are located in downtown Chicago near lots of food and shopping options. The school is competitive. I feel challenged by the faculty and students, which is desirable. Only cons are that it is expensive to attend a private school, but hopefully worth it because of the education I receive."

"I am a grad student who lives off campus so some of the items do not apply. I am thrilled with my educational experience at Loyola University Chicago and am 100% confident that I will have every opportunity to succeed with my career objectives, as well as become more involved in the community, through my participation at Loyola."

"The best thing about Loyola is your ability to build a network in the third biggest city in the country."

"I love Loyola's program, specifically the faculty."