I’m a little confused on what day all the students are supposed to wear their Loyola shirts… is it on their move in day or like all day of welcome week orrrr???
I post regularly on social media. Someone made a tik tok account with my fave as the pfp and took photos from my insta, pinterest, and tik tok, took out my username and watermarks and reuploads them as if it were me. No edits, no admiration, just MY PICTURES. AND, all they follow is old men.
When I politely messaged them, they said they were a “big fan”. I said they should add “fan account” to their user and bio. So now they have “unofficial fan account” in their bio. However, said they can’t change their user till next month.
The thing that makes me uncomfortable is:
● They take photos from my Pinterest, Instagram, and TikTok and repost them.
● They remove my username/watermarks.
● They screen record my videos and crop out my username before posting.
● Their captions sometimes sound like they are me (ex: “POV: late night favorite-folder finds”).
● People in the comments are treating the account like it’s actually me.
However, in their recent post they added #fanforyoupage …. Sooo maybe they are a fan account? I don’t want to block of report them so that I can keep an eye on them. My plan is to wait a month to see if they actually change their user to “fan account”
Please let me know your opinion… thank you in advance
I’m an Incoming freshman this year, should i get a big tote bag/purse or a regular backpack, i want to be able to carry my computer and things around but not sure how actual college does it haha!
Please let me know! And say the type of backpack or purse is recommended :) thank you so much!!!
Hi! I’m an incoming freshman majoring in business. What’s are the most impressive clubs to join first year? And which clubs are good for leadership positions?
- open to all clubs
- although I am interested in public speaking, analytical skills, management & leadership
I have a class in the
- Schreiber Center at 10:00-10:50am WTC
and my second class at a
- TBD location 11:30-12:20pm LSC
Is this enough time?? 😭
Im taking this class in college and I’m in the Indiciplinary Honors Program but I’ve never taken an information systems class before… which one am I supposed to pick?
Hi! I’m a graduated senior and am starting to choose my classes for freshman year at college - I have so many questions and understand that’s school counselors are not the best help. I would love to see if anyone could maybe provide answers to me and in all, narrow down what the smartest choice is down the line. I know classes, majors, interest always change and having the right classes from the get- go is nearly impossible but with some guidance, I would feel more comfortable in making the right choice.
If this sounds like something you may provide good advice on let me know. Thank you!
Info:
MAJOR:Informations systems and analytics
MINOR: Management
Hey everyone, I’m a graduated high school senior and I’m really stuck between two main options. I’m trying to think about both cost and experience:
Option one: UIC for all 4 year
Option two: Wuabonsee Community college first 2yrs (suburb of Chicago) then transferring to Loyola for my last 2yrs.
Honors program for BOTH Loyola & UIC
MAJOR: business management
UIC 4yrs would mean I start my roots in the business city world earlier, access to internships & networking opportunities earlier, It’s also cheaper overall.
The CC → Loyola path would start me in the suburbs, although a bit more expensive, higher prestige after graduation, better network?, better business program = better opportunities? - worth the money for quality of education?
My main concern is that if I start at a suburban community college, I might miss out on opportunities, networking, and internships in the city early on. Living and studying inside Chicago feels like it would give me better access to business connections, internships, and just being around more opportunities overall.
I’m also thinking long term (internships, job prospects, possibly law/business later), and I want to make a decision that sets me up well without unnecessary debt.
If anyone has been through either path (UIC vs transfer to Loyola or CC → university), I’d really appreciate your honest thoughts.
What would you pick in my situation and why?