I’m an incoming transfer student. I took two years and I’m feeling very nervous about going back to school. please share any must haves before starting the fall semester. Like do I really need to ditch notebooks and get an iPad? best bag and anything you‘ve found helpful
I'm hoping to hear from students who seriously considered both LMU and UCLA, or were admitted to both. Plan to apply to both this fall so this is a what if scenario, thinking ahead "if" admitted to both (humor me please :). Cost would actually be very similar since we're out of state, so this isn't really a financial question.
On paper, UCLA has the bigger national reputation, but my daughter seems like she might thrive more in LMU's smaller, more personal environment. We're trying to figure out whether choosing LMU over UCLA would mean giving up significant opportunities, or whether fit really matters more in the long run. Plan is to be a Mathematics major or Accounting with hopes of working in the entertainment industry on the financial side.
If you chose LMU over UCLA (or wish you had), what drove your decision? Looking back, are you happy with it? Have you ever felt the UCLA name would have opened doors that LMU didn't?
I'm genuinely asking in good faith and don't mean to imply one school is "better" than the other. I'd just love to hear from people who've actually wrestled with this decision or have helpful info.
LMU Business grads — what was your experience like?
I’d love to hear from current/recent Loyola Marymount University business grads (or alumni a few years out) about your overall experience at LMU.
Did you feel like LMU provided strong internship and networking opportunities while you were a student? Did being in Los Angeles make a difference when it came to internships or finding your first job?
I’d also love to hear:
* Where did you intern while at LMU? Or did you find those experiences helpful?
* What industry did you end up in after graduation?
* Did you have multiple job offers or feel prepared for the job market?
* How helpful was LMU’s career center and alumni network?
* Looking back, are you happy you chose LMU for business? Would you choose it again?
We’re looking at LMU and while rankings and school websites are helpful, I’m much more interested in hearing what the actual student-to-career journey has looked like for LMU business grads.
Thanks for any insight!
I’m an incoming freshman and I want to have some fun, do I need to join a frat or is it chill if I’m like a normal student?
can anyone tell me how is omalley and whats it like living there? Also what does "Student staff designation" mean?