It’s time to address the elephant in the room. Literally. As we all know, Republican President-Elect Donald Trump has been met with conflicting expectations. What does this mean for students at universities like Loyola? LUCent dug deep to decode four of his education COST principles. Loan Forgiveness What he said: “We would cap repayment for an affordable portion
Are you a student looking to have the experience of a lifetime, but the only things stopping you are empty pockets? Well as a LUC student, studying abroad may be the right choice for you. LUCent is here to let you know the truth about the finances of studying abroad so you can stop missing out on great adventures
Do you dread thinking about the money you’re going to waste on textbooks next semester? LUCent understands the struggle of deciding between buying your books or having money for groceries. With the average Loyola student spending $10-200 on one textbook and taking up to 6 classes, textbooks are just another reason we are low on money. Read on
Midterms are over so take a deep breath because we’ve reached the halfway point. Letting go of that unwanted stress can be pricey. Can’t afford to treat yo self this week? We asked Loyola students how they relax after exams without spending their savings Go to the gym. Not only is it good for your physical health,
It’s that time of year again when finishing exams and going home for the holidays is all that’s on your mind, but Chipotle and Rambler gear have done damage to your bank account. For those whose hometown is farther than the CTA will take you, the task of finding an affordable way home can be
