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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well avoid Berkeley ^^.  I'm not sure there are any even-handed schools left in California.  I attended Harvard Law.  It has become so left that I no longer give any money.[/quote]

Stanford, UCSF, UCLA, Caltech are still top of the game.[/quote]

Did you see this about Stanford's political demographics? https://www.stanforddaily.com/2016/11/04/undergraduates-strongly-favor-clinton-but-vary-more-in-political-ideology/

Stanford is overwhelmingly liberal, and there's a perception by the students themselves that it is. Furthermore, 55.1% believe other students cannot freely express their opinions, while 16.2% (likely the conservative/libertarian side) believe they themselves cannot freely express their opinions.

Stanford has this rose-colored image by conservatives because of their Hoover Institute, but it's really not some thriving community for political diversity. The same goes for UChicago, another school commonly seen as open and accepting towards conservative viewpoints. I follow UChicago's social media class pages- have a child attending there- and there have been several posters shut down for being "anti-black", homophobic, etc.[/quote]

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