Which VA Public is most welcoming to conservative students?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The reason why most colleges lean liberal is because most young people lean liberal as a matter of human nature. If you’re young and not leaning liberal you’re not a normal human being developmentally.

You are Stephen Miller.

Huh? That makes zero sense.

[Anonymous]

I think there would likely be respect / acceptance of normal sort of Republican positions - up for friendly debate.

But MAGA is in a world of its own and I highly doubt you would get a receptive welcome to that brand of Republican at the main VA colleges.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The reason why most colleges lean liberal is because most young people lean liberal as a matter of human nature. If you’re young and not leaning liberal you’re not a normal human being developmentally.[b]

You are Stephen Miller.

Huh? That makes zero sense.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Particularly curious about UVA, W&M, VT.

That is easy

Virginia Tech, James Madison and George Mason.

William and Mary are unwelcoming.

UVA is neutral to slightly unwelcoming.

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James Madison is full of pleasant, friendly, kind people. So by definition, not conservative.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are conservative and liberal students at all of the VA schools. I would say most are middle of the road/moderate.

Go walk around campus or grounds in a maga hat and let us know how that went for you.

You don't have to be "MAGA" to be a conservative.

MAGA is not conservative.

[Anonymous]

Go to Liberty. Pay up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Particularly curious about UVA, W&M, VT.

VT because of the corp of cadets. CNU and Longwood.

[Anonymous]

Conservative or MAGA?

[Anonymous]

There are broadly two types of conservatives right now.

MAGA has a viewpoint and is not interested in debate or discussion. When they reply to anything non-MAGA, they generally respond to a left-wing, lunatic straw man, not to the actual person or question. This type of person will not fit well at any highly selective college because great colleges are places of skepticism and open-ended inquiry. MAGA hates the very essence of that, and the university will shun them for their hate. MAGA fits best where everyone is singing from the MAGA hymn book and not questioning anything. Liberty is a good fit.

Traditional conservatives have a bias, but they are still thinking adults and willing to thoughtfully engage other viewpoints. They value the university’s open inquiry and a highly selective university will love them back for it. Go to UVA or WM.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Trump won uneducated men. Not the college students or college grads.

So?

Critical thinking skills are not strong with MAGA. Revisit the thread title.

[Anonymous]

I can't think of any. A good option would be a scholarship to Alabama, some smaller Florida school, or U of South Carolina.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are conservative and liberal students at all of the VA schools. I would say most are middle of the road/moderate.

Go walk around campus or grounds in a maga hat and let us know how that went for you.

You don't have to be "MAGA" to be a conservative.

In fact, you can't be.

This. MAGA is inherently NOT conservative. It’s reactionary. These are things you learn in college.

OP, if he’s normal conservative like the 80s, you shouldn’t spent any time thinking about this. No one cares.

If he thinks Yarvin is a Demi God, Trump is awesome, and due process is debatable, I recommend Wheaton (Illinois), Hillsdale, Liberty, or Bob Jones.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are conservative and liberal students at all of the VA schools. I would say most are middle of the road/moderate.

Most college students, anywhere, are not "middle of the road/moderate." Never have been, probably never will be.

That's strange, when I went to college we were all more concerned about money and if we could get a job when we graduated.

Most public colleges in Virginia will have variety of students with different political beliefs OP.

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I love the posters who insist all college students are liberal. Nope.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Particularly curious about UVA, W&M, VT.

That is easy

Virginia Tech, James Madison and George Mason.

William and Mary are unwelcoming.

UVA is neutral to slightly unwelcoming.

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James Madison is full of pleasant, friendly, kind people. So by definition, not conservative.

DP. Just stop. I agree JMU is full of great people, and many are also conservative. Same with every other campus in VA. I certainly wouldn't want my kids attending a school where only one political orthodoxy is acceptable.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Particularly curious about UVA, W&M, VT.

VT because of the corp of cadets. CNU and Longwood.

And again - there are only about 1,300 cadets at VT out of about 30,000 students. That has nothing to do with anything and there are a wide range of political beliefs there, as at any large school.