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Comparable Schools'
Parking Grades:
Quick StatsCommon Parking Tickets
- Expired meter - $25
- Fire lane - $50
- Handicapped zone - $75
- No parking zone - $25
- Registration violation - $25
Freshmen Allowed to Park
No
Approximate Parking Permit Cost
- $350 per year for campus residents
Parking Permits
Those who are interested in parking a vehicle on campus must register at Student Administrative Services. For long-term parking, students must purchase permits from Student Administrative Services. The school will then give students or visitors a current parking permit that must be displayed on their vehicle at all times. Also, students who need handicapped parking permits must be certified by their home state’s vehicle licensing authority. Students who are injured may receive a convenience permit for 30 days if they have a letter from a physician.
College Prowler Take
Parking on campus is generally more hassle than it’s worth. To start, the permit is pretty expensive for a college student’s budget, even if it is out of Mommy and Daddy’s wallet. Most students could come up with a better way to spend that money. For freshmen, the privilege of parking is just a dream, and they have to spend their first two semesters walking, taking a bus, or begging a ride from an upperclassman. Students have different opinions about the convenience of finding a spot. Some must have better luck than others since they say there’s always a spot if you look hard enough. Others think it’s downright impossible. Bottom line is that parking isn’t easy. Like most campuses, Loyola underestimates the number of parking spaces needed, and students are left to deal with it, fighting for a spot as they’re running late to class. Students Speak Out
Love your school more than free food? Hate your school more than term papers?
Somewhere in between? Show the world what YOU think of YOUR school:
Anonymous says:  |
If you don’t have a parking pass,...
If you don’t have a parking pass, parking is virtually impossible. You definitely have to fight for a spot like crazy. It’s also dangerous because some cars get broken into if they are parked on side streets. If you do have a parking pass, it’s much easier, although if you get stuck parking at the fitness center, it can be a pain. You have to go all the way up there to get it, but it’s worth the safety. |
Anonymous says: |
Parking sucks and costs so much....
Parking sucks and costs so much. If you bring a car, the smaller the better. Don’t bring a truck like me. |
Anonymous says: |
Parking is limited on campus....
Parking is limited on campus. Students may have a car on campus beginning their sophomore year. The best option is to park at the Cathedral lot and utilize the shuttle service. |
Anonymous says: |
Parking is very expensive, and...
Parking is very expensive, and spots are limited. It’s very annoying. |
Anonymous says: |
Parking is horrible; there is...
Parking is horrible; there is nowhere to park, and it’s so expensive. Freshmen can’t have cars, but some do anyway. |
Parking Services
Loyola Department of Parking and Transportation
5104 York Rd.
(410) 617-5552
Did You Know?Students are not allowed to park in Blythewood, Evergreen, Guilford, Kernewood, Keswick, Radnor-Winston, and Roland Park. Police will ticket any student’s car parked in those areas.
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