LGBTQ+ Friendly Colleges & Univ

[Anonymous]

UMD, Tufts, Indiana, Ohio State, Penn, Purdue, Harvey Mudd, Macalester, Penn State, Princeton, and Lehigh

[Anonymous]

Boston university

Giving some stats might help

[Anonymous]

Haverford

[Anonymous]

Yale

[Anonymous]

It’s easier time ask which schools aren’t. It’s 2020, not 1980

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any firsthand experience or advice would be appreciated.

Not first hand but my child is at Oberlin and it's a very accepting community. If you have a student who identifies with the LGBTQ community they will feel very comfortable on campus. Students are not at all judgmental about your sexuality. I'm sure there are many places these days where that is true but it's definitely true at Oberlin.

Except of white male athletes. They're the devil

[Anonymous]

Please search prior posts, this has been asked and answered

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yale

+1

Called the “gay ivy” for years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any firsthand experience or advice would be appreciated.

Not first hand but my child is at Oberlin and it's a very accepting community. If you have a student who identifies with the LGBTQ community they will feel very comfortable on campus. Students are not at all judgmental about your sexuality. I'm sure there are many places these days where that is true but it's definitely true at Oberlin.

Except of white male athletes. They're the devil

UVA Lax player example, do you blame them? Oh and then there is Brock Turner, Stanford.

[Anonymous]

Definitely Wisconsin

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pretty much any school that anyone on this website would send their child to has been friendly for over a decade. You should be more specific.

You clearly have no idea what you’re talking about.

[Anonymous]

Op here. For those who gave positive, helpful advice, thank you. DC is trans and we worry about safety. We know how cruel people can be and although we can’t protect DC from that, we can at least try to provide an environment that is more welcoming. So anyhow, thanks.

[Anonymous]

When we toured Goucher they said the student population there is something like 35% LGBT.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any firsthand experience or advice would be appreciated.

Not first hand but my child is at Oberlin and it's a very accepting community. If you have a student who identifies with the LGBTQ community they will feel very comfortable on campus. Students are not at all judgmental about your sexuality. I'm sure there are many places these days where that is true but it's definitely true at Oberlin.

+ 1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UMD, Tufts, Indiana, Ohio State, Penn, Purdue, Harvey Mudd, Macalester, Penn State, Princeton, and Lehigh

Seems like a completely random list of names. But I can say definitively that Lehigh is definitely NOT and LGBTQ mecca. I'd be leery of this list.