Bloggers

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    Lori Greene

    From the Director
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    Alexander Benson

    Words on Admission
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    Lindsay Fagerstrom

    Admission Ramblings
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    Timothy Doolin

    My Kind of Town
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    Ellen Gordon

    Sleep is for the Weak (or the Weekends)
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    Nicholas Herrmann

    LUCky Life
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    Antoinette Isama

    Loyola Through My Eyes
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    Catherine O'Brien

    RamblerTalk
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    Susie Moskop

    Keep Calm and College On
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    Tanner Walters

    Life on the Lake
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    Kaia Trubiano

    Livin’ La Vida Loyola
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    Yuliya Chernyavskaya

    The Lively Undergrad Chronicles

Archive for the ‘Undergrad Admission’ Category


Swooooooooooopes!!

April 16th, 2013

For those of you who haven’t heard the announcement yet, Loyola just named Sheryl Swoopes as the women’s basketball head coach. One of the first stars of the WNBA, Swoopes is a three-time MVP and a three-time Olympic gold medalist. And, yes, she is also the first woman to have her own Nike basketball shoe [...]


Visit and Revisit Your Top College Choices

March 20th, 2013

Many students get a jump start in the college selection process. One example is a high school sophomore who just e-mailed me about her upcoming visit to campus. Being ahead of schedule and making an early campus visit is a great idea—you’ll get to see where the campus is located within the city/area, get a [...]


Damen Student Center

Damen Student Center

March 11th, 2013

If you haven’t heard, Loyola’s new student union (the Damen Student Center) is opening up this April. Although construction crews are putting the finishing touches on the interior building, I had the opportunity to tour the facility last week. It’s a truly incredible space. Our current student union (CSFU) has served it purpose on campus [...]


Looking Forward To Spring

March 4th, 2013

Well, it’s been a minute since I last wrote. This has been due in large part to what admission counselors call “reading season.” This is the time of year we read the numerous applications that students filled out in the Fall. Much like the “holiday season,” this time of year is stressful, fun, busy and [...]


College Q&A

February 22nd, 2013

This week I had my first day at a clinical site for my secondary education classes. This semester the School of Education requires me to have a total of 80 hours in a classroom. This is broken down between 35 hours for English Methods, 30 hours for two English as a Second Language (ESL) classes [...]


College Application Resumes

February 7th, 2013

When I was an incoming freshman, writing a resume for my college application was optional, and though it still is, I think it’s beneficial to have one. From working on projects around the Undergraduate Admissions Office, I’ve had the opportunity to glance briefly at some resume layouts, and they’ve inspired me to write a blog [...]


Informations Systems, Here I Come

February 7th, 2013

Welcome to the middle of Week Four everyone! Week Three was a good one, even with the weather changes. Though it’s cold once again, I highly enjoyed breaking out my fall jacket last Tuesday for at least a few hours. This week’s Tuesday was a chilly one, as has been the rest of the week, [...]


Paying for College Part I: 5 Financial Aid Tips

January 29th, 2013

I posted the following comments previously but this information is important to share with this year’s high school seniors and their parents. It is that time of year when newly admitted students search for more information about scholarships and other available funding to make their college choice a reality for this coming fall. Understandably, families [...]


1 day to go!

November 30th, 2012

It’s that time. It sneaks up on you doesn’t it? If you remember, I reminded you about 3 weeks ago that this day would come. It’s here. The priority deadline for submitting your application to Loyola is just 1 day away on Saturday, December 1. Here is my previous post to guide you. Saturday, December [...]


Choosing the Right City

Choosing the Right City

November 1st, 2012

Throughout the travel season, I’ve noticed that quite a few students are applying to a wide array of schools. Applying to many schools can be a good way to keep your options open, but it can also be quite time consuming. I would recommend narrowing the list to save your self some time (and money if [...]