Elizabeth explains why she decided to go to Loyola

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I'm from New York and I'm a freshman here. I just liked because I had heard of it from a friend who's in your older than me, almost went here and the name just like stuck in my head. And then once I visit, I really liked it. So my advice would be definitely listen to yourself and do what you want. Pay attention to what you like at schools and make sure you make the right choice and go with your good survive years. Any class that you see a bunch of people and everyone says hi to each other once very friendly. Proto school would be the housing, because I feel like any like housing you can get is just very nice. I live in apartment as a freshman, which not a lot of people get, and I have a kitchen and a bathroom, and it's just very nice, and I think it only gets better each year. Like any college you go through, the food's not really all that great, but starting. So that's why it's great stereotypes of herd coming here like before. Coming here is that people here had a lot of money, and I feel like this. That's probably partly true, but for me like it's I'm average class, so I don't know if that's totally true. Um, but I also heard that people write Proffy, which is also have treated. You see some very powerful people, but also, people do dress down and can do whatever they want as well. Another one I heard was that, um, people are very smart here, which I do believe it's true because I do feel like I have to work hard to stay up with Standard since school. That different sheets are school from other schools, that we don't have sororities or frats, which is something that drew me twice the school because I'm really about that. Um, and then also make the size of our school. It's it's small, but it's also not small the same time, like you can walk very easily to any place. It's also spread out over a large distance. Then once you're actually there seems bigger. The class sizes are small, extra Get more attention with teachers. Um, a ce faras the academics like, do you think the classes are challenging enough for people who attend here tonight? There's definitely a lot of work that goes into it, but it's good and it definitely makes you think and learn.