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"I genuinely feel like I’ve grown into a better person during my time at Loomis."

“I want new families to know that Loomis is a very welcoming place, where you can feel free to try new things.”

“Loomis is a school where students are able to explore their passions. It's okay to not have a popular interest or favorite subject because Loomis will always allow you to unleash your full potential and feel supported."

"I love the community here and the commitment to be the best versions of yourselves."

"You can always say hi to people on your way to class or join in an impromptu game of Spikeball on the Quad, no matter if you know them or not!"

“Loomis has a really tight and welcoming community. There are many opportunities to get involved with the community."

"I want prospective families to know that though the idea of attending a well-known prep-school like Loomis may seem intimidating we actually function as a warm community focused on inclusion, kindness, perseverance, and being servants to the common good."

“Loomis is a school where I can challenge myself in everything from sports to academics but not feel overly pressured."

“Loomis has so much to offer and so many different paths to take. There is much opportunity to try out new things and really find yourself as a person." 

“Loomis is so much fun and you grow so much as a student here.”

“It is easy to meet so many different people and achieve things that before coming to Loomis, you might not have thought you were capable of."

“I really like Loomis' theme of "the best self and the common good", and I enjoyed learning about how Loomis truly tries to spread this idea campus-wide through various student-lead projects.”

“The welcoming community at Loomis helped me overcome my homesickness along with the fun parts of boarding such as dorm activities and weekend activities on campus.”

“In terms of academics or extracurriculars, there is a community at LC that will support and encourage them in ways that will allow them to grow and learn.”

“As a day student I was a bit nervous about being in a school with a high percentage of boarders and not feeling as included. Quickly I realized there was little distinction between day students and boarders.”