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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I went to a Jesuit college as a non-Catholic and felt it was more focused on ethics and service than hardcore religion. For my religion course requirement I took a class in Buddhism. Many people went to mass once a week, but there wasn't pressure to go. You will find a mix of views on many topics (including pro choice and pro life), which I think added to the intellectual debate on campus. I did realize there there is a pretty insular Catholic community, at least in the Northeastern US. Many kids come from the same handful Catholic prep schools in the Boston/NYC/CD regions and knew each other before even stepping foot on campus. While everyone was very nice and welcoming, [b]I still felt a bit like I wasn't a member of the club[/b]. [/quote] I think this is the biggest issue to consider. [/quote]
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