A Loyola student is a special breed of student and each student is as special as the next. It's not only what a student is in the classroom, but also the affect they have on their surrounding community -- that's what Loyola teaches you. While our campus may be a bubble, the university encourages you to get out and experience the world. Students coming in with big dreams, ready to change the world, is what makes Loyola so special. They have a unique pride and love their school. And here is what makes a Loyola student unique.

1. Naturally-driven leaders.

Loyola students are leaders. Whether they are in the classroom or in the workplace. Loyola teaches students to think on their own, and be creative. Loyola teaches you to lead, and not just to follow the crowd. Students aim to be the best person and student they can be.

2. Dreamers and Goal Oriented.

Loyola students are dreamers and ready to tackle any challenges that may be thrown at them. Each Loyola student has goals that eventually will affect their Baltimore community, Loyola community, and maybe even the world.

3. Loving and spirited.

Loyola students are loving and spirited. From the school spirit to the their city spirit, it radiates off every student. Coming into Loyola, the city grows on you, and eventually you'll find yourself raving about the city you live in and love.

4. Caring.

Loyola students are caring, especially about their community and everyone in it. Loyola students care for one another. They will go above and beyond for friends and things they care about.

5. Passionate.

Loyola students are passionate. Like every person, they have a passion. But Loyola students strive to find their passion and find a way to work and do things towards the things they find passionate. Loyola teaches you to find and ignite your passion.

Loyola students are unique, loving, caring, passionate, dreamers, and leaders.