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Loyola is extremely good at helping students network and go where you need to go. They set you up for the future and provide you with an opportunity to take an array of classes according to your interests within your field....not to mention, Chicago is a fantastic place to be when out of the classroom!

LUC has a wonderful reputation for being a great clinical social work program. The professors have great experience, and really want students to learn to think critically. Cons: it is an expensive program, but so far it seems to be worth the cost when you consider lifelong networking opportunities, the school's reputation, etc.

The social work department seems to have a lot of very knowledgable faculty and people with real life experience in the field. The advisors are WONDERFUL.

I think Loyola provides an excellent Clinical Social Work program. I have enjoyed all of my coursework so far and feel that the faculty and staff provide essential resources and support. I would definitely recommend their Social Work program.

The program is accredited and has taught me so much in two short semesters. However the school provides next to NO assistance for those needing help with tuition. I have a 4.0 and have begged for help, but my only option is to take out loans. I will be $140,000 in debt once I leave the program. :(

The program is great for learning clinical social work skills. However, there is sometimes a lack of help from guidance counselors and not much help from them on where to go for information on financial options.

The pros of the Social Work Program are that the professors,exemplifies concern and make themselves availbale to resolve any course work and discrepancies that may arrive. The cons are that there is'nt enough financial aid available for the Social Work program.