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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If your son wants to study economics, then GMU.  If politics, look at the Claremont Colleges, including Harvey Mudd and Pomona.  Hillsdale if Catholic conservative.  Yale is not conservative at all.  Baylor Univ. in Texas and Pepperdine in Malibu (gorgeous campus) are more religiously conservative.  Southern campuses may be more socially conservative, depending.    A politically active conservative just picked Yale over UVA.  I don't know anything about Emory or Henry (Patrick?).  Avoid any campus where the faculty and students have taken over.  If he is in xlnt physical shape and can endure being a rat, I would recommend VMI over all the others, especially if you are in-state.[/quote]

Sorry, I'm this ^^PP.  I thought you had said son.  Still look at the Claremont campuses (not Scripps or PItzer).  I had mentioned VMI.  If she can cut it, I would send her here.  http://vimeo.com/37524164.  I looked into West Point for myself years ago but concluded I didn't have the upper body strength needed.  VMI does not require any military service after graduation, unlike the other service academies, and if you live in-state, it's a great deal and an incredible education.  You can't go wrong with any of the service academies and they are all conservative.[/quote]

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