Anonymous wrote:Liberty
Bob Jones
Hillsdale

Those are genuine conservative schools.

But people saying WashU and UVA and Clemson are a special kind of progressive moron.

Anonymous wrote:WashU is mostly liberal. UVA is mostly liberal. Purdue is mostly liberal. Define conservative?

The people I know who went to UVA previously or in recent years are extremely liberal but they are all from Nova.

Furman
Wofford
Clemson

Are some red state legislators making changes at their schools that may affect what majors/courses are offered? Or otherwise would make things more difficult for the students?

I've seen some news about this in VA, MO, IN, TX.

University of Austin

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Anonymous wrote:W&L, CMC, Hillsdale, TCU, BYU, TAMU, Baylor, Sewanee

Can't believe that someone thought that WashUStL was conservative.

Probably because they never set foot at WashU nor Missouri, nevermind the fact that it's in St. Louis which, like most large enough cities, tend to be liberal.

Clemson is incredibly conservative. Not even close to moderate.

Anonymous wrote:WashU is mostly liberal. UVA is mostly liberal. Purdue is mostly liberal. Define conservative?

+1 the more educated you are, the more likely you tend to lean liberal.

Liberty
Bob Jones
Hillsdale

Anonymous wrote:W&L, CMC, Hillsdale, TCU, BYU, TAMU, Baylor, Sewanee

Correct. Add U Alabama & U Mississippi.

Can't believe that someone thought that WashUStL was conservative.

W&L, CMC, Hillsdale, TCU, BYU, TAMU, Baylor, Sewanee

Define conservative. By definition, education learning new things, new approaches, meeting new people and ideas tends to be a liberal tenet.

TCU
SMU

WashU is mostly liberal. UVA is mostly liberal. Purdue is mostly liberal. Define conservative?

Which T50 colleges are conservative, because that's how they always were or now with the administration butting in?

Purdue?
WashU?
UVA?