Abigail says her Loyola experience helped her see the medical field in a new light
Aeliana attributes her success at Loyola to her professors, mentors, and peers who have pushed her past her comfort zone and helped her find her passion
From the moment Aileen first learned about the definition of the word “psychology,” she knew that she wanted to work in the field
Alessia has been dancing competitively—and for fun—since she was 5 years old. When she came to Loyola, she started the Loyola Irish Step Dance Club
Alyssa is pursuing her doctoral degree after earning her bachelor's degree from Loyola in 2014
Alyssa's experience conducting cancer research in Baltimore crystallized her career plans to become a physician
The first Loyola student to minor in Peace and Justice Studies, Amanda has dedicated herself to service-learning
For Amanda, who is motivated and has a passion for numbers, the Emerging Leaders MBA is a perfect fit
Meet Andrew, an aspiring clinical counselor who found his second home at Loyola
Brenda aspires to work in a pediatric hospital conducting psychoeducational assessments and providing psychotherapy services to patients
Bria’s time at Loyola and in Baltimore inspired her to forge a new career path
For Brittani, Loyola’s focus on social justice has prepared her to deal with challenges in the real world
For Caitlin, her Jesuit education has allowed her to weave together her three passions: social justice, biology, and studio art
Chiara's Loyola experience is comprised of coding, mathematics, singing, music, and helping first-year students transition to college
This Sellinger Scholar from Queens represented Loyola at the 2018 Forbes Under 30 Summit
With the goal of working in the field of community psychology, Cierra aspires to help communities find solutions to complex problems
Corinne is studying education as an undergraduate, and will pursue her Master of Arts in Teaching in her fifth year
Courtney, a psychology major with minors in forensic studies and sociology, aspires to work as a federal agent
As a leader in the health care industry, David is applying the skills and knowledge he’s gained from his program to improve the lives of others
Dragan is taking advantage of every opportunity to apply his love of writing beyond the classroom to develop his own skills—and to help others grow as writers
A Baltimore native and Loyola grad, Dwayne’s pursuing his master's to become a more innovative teacher
Ellie was just an eighth grader tagging along on her older brother’s college visits when she set foot on the Evergreen campus… she loved it right away
A double major in actuarial science (statistics) and finance, Emily is studying for a career as an actuary
Flor hopes to combine her passions for serving others and for writing in a career in health care leadership
As a student in the Kodály Music Education program, Hannah is learning creative ways to teach music
Hannah says Loyola’s focus on discernment helped her find her path as a business major
Heather's experience in Loyola’s Montessori program has given her new confidence and direction as an educator
Because she believes a defining trait of a great school is great leadership, Heather is working to become a great leader herself
An 8-year-old Jack would have told you he wanted to be president of the United States; today the political science major still aspires to serve in government
This STEM teacher loved her undergrad experience at Loyola so much, she returned for her master's degree
Jade already feels ready for medical school, thanks to the mentorship and education she’s received at Loyola
This computer science major says his values-based Jesuit education will benefit him for the rest of his life
Meet Joanna, proud captain of the first Loyola club sports team to win a national title
Charting a course in the emerging field of data science, Joe dreams of leading a team of technical personnel in a data-driven organization
Joe hopes to have a positive impact on his peers through his work as an ALANA mentor
After serving in the U.S. Air Force, Justin enrolled at Loyola to pursue his bachelor's degree in business
Justin found a zeal for helping others through extracurricular activities and medical research internships
An elementary school teacher, Kaleigh’s seeking new ways to prepare students for success in a digital world with high demands
Kaylin aspires to become an international lawyer and work for the United Nations
Loyola has prepared Kristen to make data-driven decisions and inspired creative thinking, both essential for her future marketing career
After serving in the Peace Corps and completing her Ph.D., Lara is setting her sights on becoming a teacher
Lauren plans to apply her Master of Arts to her work as a career and college counselor
For Lauren, who wanted to launch her career before pursuing a master's program, online courses fit perfectly with her schedule
Meet Leanna, a doctoral student who loves Loyola’s small class sizes and the emphasis on clinical and practical application and networking opportunities in her program
Tour guide. Orientation leader. Spring Break Outreach participant. Cheerleader. Ice cream enthusiast. Political scientist. Meet Mariefred
A doctoral student in Clinical Psychology, Mary says she was drawn to Loyola's program for its excellent reputation and the fact that she could gain immediate experience in clinical work
Dedicated faculty and practical experience beyond the classroom are preparing Michael for dental school and a career as an oral surgeon
As a result of his graduate studies, Mike feels he is ahead of the curve when it comes to classroom technology trends
For Mickey, Loyola’s core values have prepared him for leadership on campus and in his future career
Moira enjoys experiencing Baltimore’s diverse communities through service-learning opportunities
For Molly, her comprehensive education and strong relationships with professors have prepared her to launch her career in graphic design
After getting involved in a wide range of extracurriculars, Natasha defined her academic path through Loyola’s Pre-Health Programs
For Paige, Loyola's stellar business program coupled with the core curriculum is preparing her for her future
Her education in biology and Loyola's core values will allow Paulina to connect with her future dental patients
Rebecca believes there are amazing opportunities at Loyola for people who are interested in pursuing careers in mathematics and science
Through taking on various leadership roles on campus, Rodlyn says she's been able to break out of her shell
Samantha’s international academic experience through Loyola's Tech Trek inspired her double major
Sarah is proud to be a woman in STEM and excited for what her future holds
Originally from Pickerington, Ohio, Sarah believes her Loyola education has strengthened her leadership skills and prepared her for her future as a creative director
Sarah credits her development as a confident leader to her involvement in student organizations at Loyola
Seth is combining his bachelor's degree in communication with a business degree in the Emerging Leaders MBA program to jump-start his career in marketing
This mechanical engineering major is driven by her passion for innovation and interest in patent law
Stephon is passionate about discovering connections between environmentalism and capitalism
A midfielder for the Greyhounds women's lacrosse team, Taylor is studying marketing at Loyola
Taylor is pursuing his Professional's MBA as he applies his Loyola education through mentorship within the Loyola and Baltimore communities
T’Erika is pursuing her Master of Arts in Teaching so that she may teach internationally
With his eye on a career as a senior-level financial executive, Thomas appreciates the breadth and depth of Loyola's business education grounded in the liberal arts
Triumph says Loyola’s core values inspire and teach her discipline and focus, preparing her for her future
Udval came to Loyola from Mongolia to study finance; she now considers Loyola and Baltimore her home away from home
Meet a biochem major who hopes to one day work in sports medicine
Whitney is applying applications from her graduate studies in Loyola's Ed Tech program in her fifth grade classroom
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