SB Hall at the University of Dallas. (Wikimedia Commons/Wissembourg)
The University of Dallas and Hillsdale College ranked No. 1 and No. 2 in a survey aimed at determining which American colleges have the most conservative student bodies.
The rankings were based on a survey, conducted by The Princeton Review, of 137,000 students attending the 382 schools. The survey asked this question: "Politically, are you far-left, Democrat, non-partisan, Republican, or far-right?"
Here are the top 20 most conservative student bodies, as ranked by The Princeton Review:
- University of Dallas (Texas)
- Hillsdale College (Michigan)
- Thomas Aquinas College (California)
- College of the Ozarks (Missouri)
- Grove City College (Pennsylvania)
- Hampden-Sydney College (Virginia)
- United States Naval Academy (Maryland)
- Brigham Young (Utah)
- United States Military Academy (New York)
- Baylor University (Texas)
- Wheaton College (Illinois)
- Ohio Northern University (Ohio)
- Texas Christian University (Texas)
- University of Louisiana at Lafayette (Louisiana)
- Angelo State University (Texas)
- Wofford College (South Carolina)
- Clemson University (South Carolina)
- Kansas State University (Kansas)
- High Point University (North Carolina)
- Berry College (Georgia)