I am a Republican at an extremely liberal college. Should I transfer to a Catholic school or stay here? (students, campus)

[xxblue20]

Originally Posted by Nema98

Stay, don't move to a religious school just because you are a political minority.

Then should I stray away from this extremely liberal friend group I'm in or ask them to not talk politics when I am around? I have no idea what I'm doing with them. Even though some of them are white, they hate their own race and basically want them out of the picture.

[xxblue20]

Originally Posted by TabulaRasa

I went to a very liberal college, and we still had a Campus Republicans group. It was very small, but it existed.

We do have one, but I don't know how big or small it is. At least you weren't in school for this election though haha.

[Ruth4Truth]

Originally Posted by xxblue20

Then should I stray away from this extremely liberal friend group I'm in or ask them to not talk politics when I am around? I have no idea what I'm doing with them. Even though some of them are white, they hate their own race and basically want them out of the picture.

I don't believe this. This is their conversation seen through your eyes. It sounds like you don't understand the issues and your friends' points. Either that, or you're just here to troll. If you don't know why you're friends with them, if you have nothing in common with them, why not move on, and find other friends? Why do you need to ask strangers whether you should be friends with someone? Mighty strange.

[Ruth4Truth]

Originally Posted by xxblue20

We do have one, but I don't know how big or small it is. At least you weren't in school for this election though haha.

OK, now you're really showing yourself to be posting here under phony pretenses. You're so desperate at your college that you're considering leaving, you say you have no friends who share your views, you don't fit in, yet you've NEVER checked out the campus Republican org? They would have been very active during the campaign.


I'm sorry, you are not believable. It's so obvious what this thread is.

[Coldjensens]

Can you afford Hillsdale?

[Pitt Chick]

OP, you have to learn how to deal with people whose views are different than yours.
This is as good a time as any to start learning...
No point running and hiding.

[Ruth4Truth]

Originally Posted by Coldjensens

Can you afford Hillsdale?

Founded by Baptists. This is from their website.

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[Rhino4401]

I doubt you'd be any more comfortable at a Catholic University.

[history nerd]

Originally Posted by xxblue20

Yes, they are the most moderate, if not conservative, people here. But those majoring in the arts are extremely liberal and devastated by this election.

Why do you care? In life you are bound to be around people who disagree with you or dislike you and you should be strong enough to handle that. If you are looking for a safe place in the real world you are going to be sadly mistaken.

[Ruth4Truth]

Originally Posted by Rhino4401

I doubt you'd be any more comfortable at a Catholic University.

Hence the suggestions for Baptist colleges.