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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think KS, OK and AL are odd choices[/quote]

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If you have other suggestions I'd love to know!   One criteria that is important (but I didn't put in my op) is he does not want to go to a school that mandated a Covid vaccine for students.   Even if they have now rolled that back.[/quote]

Oh boy …[/quote]

U of South Alabama would give a lot of merit but probably too “progressive” How about Ole Miss?  Kansas might be a great fit. [/quote]

KU and the surrounding town are generally pretty liberal though there is a range of viewpoints.  I don’t think you know much about the school or Lawrence. [/quote]

+1.

KU had William S. Burroughs on the faculty. In the 1970s, it was on the same wavelength as Berkeley and Chapel Hill. [/quote]

Republicans in the 70s are liberal by today’s standards.

But anyway,  Liberty might give op’s kid the big state feel without the “pesky” government he’s avoiding. All big state schools are going to lean left because…education. Most college towns feel liberal even if the locals are not.

But OP, I think this is a ridiculous criteria and he’s not being mature. As much as we are reminded that they should lead the process, this would be a good place to get involved - like when they pick a school based on where a boyfriend/girlfriend is going. Time to parent. [/quote]

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