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Originally Posted by Ripley6174
There's a reason liberal universities are at the top and conservative ones are not. They don't attract the most intelligent students. If conservatives are so threatened by the liberal atmosphere at universities, they should stick to their own kind like Bob Jones University or Brigham Young University. Instead like everyone else they're dying to get into the Stanford's or MIT's, institutions that hire only the best and brightest, which happen to be mostly liberals, so deal with it.
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Know of what you speak! Princeton, Dartmouth, Duke, Georgetown, Notre Dame, Northwestern, UVA - more conservative bent, still overall more liberal. This probably has something to do with getting teaching jobs and the proclamation of Liberal/Conservative to get that job. The conservative side to the left left left liberal side varies.
The majority of institutions of higher education are left leaning. Statistics from a recent study state that 72% of all university professors self identify as liberals.
Only 15% say that they’re conservatives.
Private, Ivy League schools are even more lopsided with 87% of the faculty identified as liberal and 13% as conservative.