Should You Consider “Religious” Colleges?

Should you consider a religious college if it’s not affiliated with your religion? Or if you’re not a religious person?
In this week’s video, we discuss the range of how religious different colleges may be, whether and how much it may impact you, and what to look for on college campuses to cater to whatever you are religious needs may be.
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Brigham Young University, Texas Christian University, The Catholic University of America, Liberty University, Providence College, Pepperdine University, University of Notre Dame, Georgetown University, Boston College, Loyola Miramount University, Loyola College Maryland, Loyola University New Orleans, Loyola University Chicago, Marist College, Sacred Heart University, Colgate University , Princeton University, Harvard University, Harvard College, UPenn, University of Pennsylvania, Dartmouth University, Hillel International, Chabad,  Muslim Students Association, Hindu Students Council