Which schools are conservative now?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:VT is pretty conservative, especially the guys

VT is a politically moderate place. No one viewpoint dominates any other. Very refreshing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:TCU
SMU

OP said TOP 50

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Clemson is incredibly conservative. Not even close to moderate.

Glad to hear this. It’s DDs first choice.

Blessed be the fruit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TCU
SMU

OP said TOP 50

Most of the schools being mentioned are out of the top 50. Baylor, Sewanee, Ole Miss, Bama, and so on. Highly educated smart people tend to be liberal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chicago used to be considered a principled conservative school (ie opposite of MAGA). Not sure if that’s still the case.

Oh God, Milton Friedman broke bread with South American dictators. How principled can they have been? Anyway, UChicago is full of mostly moderate libs now.

It always has been. It just happened to have more conservative faculty. It still allows very conservative voices

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:W&L, CMC, Hillsdale, TCU, BYU, TAMU, Baylor, Sewanee

Stop calling CMC conservative. It is more center/center left/left leaning than anything else. They surveyed their current students and only a quarter identified as either center-right or right: center-right (17%), right (6%) and far right (0%). In contrast, the majority was left/center left or far left with students identifying as left (27%), center-left (26%) and far left (6%). Centrist was 13%.


https://www.cmcforum.com/post/introducing-cmc-s-2024-political-attitudes-survey

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:W&L, CMC, Hillsdale, TCU, BYU, TAMU, Baylor, Sewanee

CMC is not conservative. https://www.cmcforum.com/post/introducing-cmc-s-2024-political-attitudes-survey

It supports conservatives

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Which T50 colleges are conservative, because that's how they always were or now with the administration butting in?

Purdue?
WashU?
UVA?

Thanks OP for ridiculous trolling and stirring of the pot,

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TCU
SMU

OP said TOP 50

Most of the schools being mentioned are out of the top 50. Baylor, Sewanee, Ole Miss, Bama, and so on. Highly educated smart people tend to be liberal.

Easy fix. Take a list of the Top 100 schools and turn it upside-down and voila--you have a new Top 50 !

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Chicago used to be considered a principled conservative school (ie opposite of MAGA). Not sure if that’s still the case.

UChicago was always old-school conservative - free trade, free market and freedom of speech. They would rail against Trump's poor understanding and love of tariffs, volatile trade policy, and war on universities and free speech.

My dad was a U Chicago Economics prof before retiring and he and his colleagues were fans of Reagan back in the day but absolutely hate Trump and voted for Harris, Biden and Clinton over him.

[Anonymous]

Princeton

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Define conservative. By definition, education learning new things, new approaches, meeting new people and ideas tends to be a liberal tenet.

Maybe in 1995.

It is the opposite now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Washu, Vandy, Rice conservative. WashU is MAGA anyone saying otherwise is lying. The Koch brothers are loyal trustees.

Interesting. Although I do not know many undergrad students at WashU, the ones whom I do know are Jewish & liberal and are very happy at WUSTL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Define conservative. By definition, education learning new things, new approaches, meeting new people and ideas tends to be a liberal tenet.

However, schools are still teaching a lot of the oldies but goodies.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:W&L, CMC, Hillsdale, TCU, BYU, TAMU, Baylor, Sewanee

Stop calling CMC conservative. It is more center/center left/left leaning than anything else. They surveyed their current students and only a quarter identified as either center-right or right: center-right (17%), right (6%) and far right (0%). In contrast, the majority was left/center left or far left with students identifying as left (27%), center-left (26%) and far left (6%). Centrist was 13%.


https://www.cmcforum.com/post/introducing-cmc-s-2024-political-attitudes-survey

thank you - I was saying this on the other thread! there's a tiny but vocal right-wing crew that makes a lot of noise but they are not popular. center-right folks do fine there but majority is clearly left or center-left.