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If you are an O.C.-from-wealth kind of kid, attend this University for its social aspects and basic education…if you need to take out loans, or create a financial hardship for your family to attend: Do Not Do It. You will not fit in with the student body, and your education is not worth the price. This is a for-profit instituion with an emphasis on funneling finances from wealthy families. The Jesuit philosophy will not extend to you if you are in need, face financial or medical hardship, or are struggling with school and work. This is not a working-class-family school, and if you have any difficulty graduating due to hardship, they will not provide any courtesy to you, regardless of the Jesuit foundation. Their focus are their profits.