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B.S., Criminal Justice and Corrections, , Psychology
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Background

Hometown Romulus, Michigan
GenderFemale
EthnicityBlack / African American
AdmissionRegular Decision
Class of2018
English First Language Yes

Results, Essays, and Advice

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Waitlisted or Withdrew
Denied
  • Loyola University Chicago (Chicago, IL)
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Applied for a B.S. in Criminal Justice and Corrections

Accepted and Enrolled Legacy: Parent

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3.80
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Top 25%
 
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