The Outcomes of a Loyola Education

Many experts agree—and we concur—college is worth the investment. At Loyola, higher education is as much physical and spiritual as it is intellectual. Of course, Loyola prepares students for a rich and meaningful intellectual life, but they’re also equipped with a moral foundation and lifelong habits of curiosity, integrity, persistence, and passion to allow them to adapt and remain relevant in an ever-changing world.

Whether you want to explore the world, tap into connections around the globe, compete against the best and win, fuel your curiosity, or fight for justice and change lives, Loyola University Maryland offers you the education to lead you to a promising future.

See how a Loyola degree can launch your career—or take it to the next level…

Greyhounds Abound

Our alumni are leading and serving in sectors and in cities around the globe (and even beyond).

Anna Wilson

Communication

Singer/songwriter Anna Wilson has made a home and a career for herself in Music City

Lauren Giglio-Thomas

Biopsychology

A school counselor, Lauren says Loyola’s focus on cura personalis allows her see her students and clients for who they are

Todd Marks

Mathematics

This 1998 Loyola graduate is a teacher-turned-technologist and founder of technology innovation company Mindgrub Technologies

Julia

Communication

For Julia, the communication department helped her develop a sense of self and belonging that has led her to success beyond Loyola

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From Evergreen to the NFL

As a student, Jay O’Brien, ’05, interned for the Baltimore Ravens. Today he’s the team’s VP of Broadcasting and Gameday Productions.

People matter. So do people skills.

As a biopsychology major, Chandler Zolliecoffer, ’15, conducted research that has led her to pursue her Ph.D. at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Effecting change, one story at a time

Margaret Wroblewski, ’17, honed her passion for photography while at Loyola. Today she is working to stop assault through the power of storytelling.

“I felt more prepared than anyone else.”

TJ Kelly, ’13, credits his Loyola education to his success in his career in media strategy.

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Infinitely adaptable and always in demand

The world is not static—and your career trajectory won’t be, either. At Loyola, you’ll build the foundations you need to become nimble and adaptable in an uncertain world. All of that hard work will pay off when you graduate with the core capacities to think quickly and creatively, find solutions to complex issues, collaborate effectively with diverse groups, and lead with morality and courage. You’ll be ready to launch an impressive first career—and march confidently into the next one.

Morally Grounded and ready to lead

There’s a simple but profound lesson you learn quickly at Loyola: You depend on other people, and other people depend on you. That may not seem like a bold revelation to you today, but trust us: It’s a singular individual who takes responsibility for their actions and holds themselves accountable for mistakes. Who strives to make decisions that are ethical and just. Who can always be trusted to show up, meet their obligations, and put forth their best effort.

Loyola graduates are those individuals. And once others recognize these uncommon and invaluable traits in you, they will want you by their side, on their team, and in their community.

Eloquentia Perfecta: The secret to success.

Being able to think critically and communicate effectively will be integral to your success, no matter what career you choose. Many schools today fail to cultivate these skills in their students. A Loyola education is different: You’ll graduate knowing how to quickly identify the crux of any problem, formulate intelligent solutions, and explain your approach and reasoning with clarity and persuasion. You’ll find, very quickly, that having this skill is a huge predictor of success and advancement.