Hi!

I am looking at potentially attending grad school for psychology at this school and need some additional information.

I am physically disabled and a part-time wheelchair user and have ADHD. I am also LGBTQ+. How physically accessible is the campus? How good is the Disability Support Office, and how accommodating do professors tend to be? How safe is this campus and the surrounding area for LGBTQ+ people?

Thanks!

Looking to cap off my spring schedule with one more class. I have Macroeconomics, The Art of reading(Messina), Applied Calc, and intro to the universe. I figure I’ve already taken Theology, Philosophy, and Spanish 104 this semester, might as well knock out my history requirement as well. Any recommendations on courses and professors? I’m an intended business major

I'm looking for the old Loyola College Logo, basically the same logo with the crest but instead of university it says Loyola College.

Any recommendations for professors for this course and what I should expect out of the class? I took AP Calc in high school and felt pretty comfortable.

I’m a freshman getting ready to set up my schedule for the spring and was wondering what some good core classes are to take. I’m an intended finance major and I’ve already taken Data Management, Microeconomics, Philosophy, and Theology

Does Loyola Maryland deflate or inflate GPA?

Does Loyola Maryland have good research opportunities for Pre-med students or other science major students?

Does Loyola Maryland have good pre-med advising?

What is Loyola Maryland’s matriculation rate to med school? (Doesn’t have to be an exact percentage)

Thank you in advance for reading this and for answering any questions you have the answers to!

Hi r/Loyola!

We are a pair of computer science graduate students at Clemson University who are studying perceptions of teamwork in online undergraduate classroom breakout rooms.

We ran a pilot study earlier this year with our own student body and would like to expand it now to other 4-year, 2-year, and online colleges/universities.

We are hoping that by posting here, more students/professors from community/technical colleges and universities in the surrounding area will see this and we can expand our participant pool.

To participate in this survey you must be one of the following:

• 18+ undergraduate student who was enrolled or currently enrolled in an a class offered via Zoom, Teams, or other video conferencing software
• 18+ professor
• 18+ graduate student teaching assistant or teacher of record

Survey Link: https://clemson.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_29z4pkHfVfYtyUS

This is an institutional IRB approved study. If there are any questions, please reach out via DMs.

Hello, I was just accepted as a transfer student into Loyola. I will be coming from Goucher College, and will be a Junior in the fall. If there are any transfer students on this subreddit, how has your experience been (any student can answer this question)? From what I have read on niche and heard from people, Loyola is a fantastic college. However, as any transfer student thinks about, late integration into a college campus can sometimes be hard. Also, any early connections I can build would be appreciated--please reach out!

I was curious if there is parking available anywhere for first-year undergrads. Is there anywhere around campus or the apartments that allow parking?

I graduated in 2000. What is this about?

https://twitter.com/sommatruth/status/1382009381521395714?s=21

I guess I meant to ask if your campus experience was like this Melvin Somma? My daughter will be considering Loyola next year but not if the campus security is not safe.

Anyone down to play some Pokémon go and beat some raids? I got a few guys but not enough for a 5 star.

I was just accepted to Loyola to transfer from UMBC and I'm looking to major in Math with the Secondary Education concentration. I was wondering if anyone could share their experiences with upper level math at Loyola?? Thanks!

So I'm going to be a freshman next year and I saw that I have to take Math and Foreign Language placement tests. I'm stressed out about it. However, I don't plan on majoring in either field so I don't know how much I should care. So can someone tell me how much these tests actually matter, please.

Thank you <3

I’ll leave this post up for a good while to hopefully get a comment or two about how this subreddit can be made into a real resource for Loyola students, and hopefully to make it a little less dead.

If you have any ideas, please share. Thanks!

How hard would it be for me to walk onto the Loyola S1 team and be a practice player

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Hi everyone! Hearts for the Homeless International is a student-led nonprofit organization that provides free blood-pressure screening opportunities and heart health education to homeless populations around the United States and globally. We are a team of undergraduate students, medical students, PhD students, medical doctors, and other professionals who are invested in improving the well-being of homeless communities around the world- including yours. H4H was originally founded by students at the University of Central Florida and has since grown into an international organization with over 15 chapters across the United States, Brazil, and India. With your passion, we aim to work with you to help you positively impact your homeless community. Together, we can better fulfill our goal of improving the condition of humanity!

We are interested in working with student leaders who want to innovate, to serve, and to enact change. For student leaders who are interested, all we ask is for your time, leadership, and compassion. We will take care of the rest. The lives you will change, the friends you will make, and the experiences you will gain will be invaluable.

The work of our students has helped so many, and for this reason, it has been recognized by the US Congress, the Brazilian government, President Clinton, educational and medical institutions, and other non-profit institutions as well. Some of our other significant achievements include leading an effort to rescue the homeless in multiple cities from hurricanes, partnering with Shark Tank’s Bombas Socks, as well as being published by Forbes Magazine.

We want to be able to help serve the struggling homeless community in Baltimore. According to the most recent studies, Baltimore has over 2,500 people experiencing homelessness every night. As the Hearts for the Homeless Baltimore President, you will positively impact your community with a great international team supporting your drive to help others and implementing any great ideas you suggest.

Are you interested in being a H4H leader that makes a difference in your community? Use our response sheet, and let us know! https://goo.gl/forms/CSHqrij5XZ5XmBZ73

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For those interested in learning more about what we do, please reference the following media hyperlinks highlighting the work of our fantastic student leaders and homeless friends around the world.

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Some of our chapters in the US currently in operation include:

● University of Central Florida (Orlando, FL)

● University of Florida (Gainesville, FL)

● Florida State University (Tallahassee, FL)

● University of South Florida (Tampa, FL)

● University of North Texas (Dallas/Denton, TX)

● Cedarville University (Dayton, OH)

● University of Texas (Austin, TX)

● University of Virginia (Charlottesville, VA)

● Boston University (Boston, MA)

● Loyola University (Chicago, IL)

● University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (Chapel Hill, NC)

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H4H Gainesville member Christina taking care of one of our homeless friends.

I'm thinking about applying to the ELMBA Program in the next year. Can anyone give me insight on the program? Was it worth it and did you like it? I'm attracted to the program because it's completed in one year and worth half the price of most MBA programs.

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Did anyone get a likely email saying that they were thrilled you applied, and how they were impressed with your academics and personal accomplishments, and for that, they wanted you to apply to the Honor's Program?

I have decided that I will go for an MS in Data Science. Generically, it seems to be the best fit for me. It’s been awhile since I graduated with my BS in business admin, and since then I have worked for a large tech company as risk analyst. My work is only semi-technical, but I want more. My most driving factor is career security, followed closely by my love for providing analytics support to colleagues - I am pretty good with writing SQL queries for exceptions monitoring from compliance stand point. I also have my CAMS certification.

In tech reorgs happen often, and I’ve been lucky to be with my company for this long. I want to comfortably be able to transition to another if I were to be let go, either as Data analyst, BI, decisioning, compliance analytics or data scientist(I really this last one has a broad definition across different companies).

I feel like the MS in data science, on the analytics track at Loyola, is a great way to catch up on the stats, technical skills (sas/R/python/Hadoop) that a lot of companies require to even be considered for such a role. Especially good for someone not coming from a CS or other quantitative background.

My only outstanding question is how has the MS in data science served those who have gone through the program?

Does anyone know anyone that has gone through it, and what are they doing now?

Does anyone know what the code STC means for housing?! I’m not sure what building that corresponds to and I found my housing assignment on Room Rez

Class of 2021 and anxious about this!

Imo we may do a mixed majors on and off campus. Those classes/majors with laboratory classes will be on campus while others will not. I’m premed with three labs next semester and I’d actually prefer to do online due to finances/safety precautions but idk!

My son will be starting at Loyola in the fall. We wanted to get him some gift cards for places off-campus that students actually go to - convenience stores, restaurants, etc. Where do people (e.g., freshmen without cars) actually go? Looks like there is a Royal Farms nearby which seems kind of like a Wawa. Do people walk over to York Road mostly?

Hi, due to unforeseen circumstances I need to find someone to replace my lease in the social for this coming academic year. It’s a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment with 2 other students. They’re both female and students at hopkins. Rent is 1100 a month, please reach out to me if you’re interested.

Also accepted to Case Western, Rutgers and University of Pittsburgh. Trying to decide if Loyola Stats is legit and worth the extra cash. One concern is the size..., how large are the stats classes? Research opportunities? Graduate students teaching classes? I don't know what I don't know...

Thanks!