<p>I hear that at BJU, the admissions officers are often directly involved in said incidents.</p>
<p>That's too bad. This is the sort of practice that will make BJU a constant second in the hearts of applicants behind Harvard.</p>
<p>Well I still love BJU... even without accreditation. it's such a progressive university. I mean, they've allowed interracial dating since 2000 and teach creationism in the biology department! This kind of progression is far ahead of it's time...</p>
<p>I think by that grace they ought to displace Harvard and place first. 'Tis a shame they cannot make that small leap.</p>
<p>Bob Jones was my #1 choice, until I realized I'd have to leave my contemporary Christian music behind.</p>
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Music must be compatible with the University's music standards:</p>
<pre><code>* New Age, jazz, rock, and country music is not permitted.
* Contemporary Christian music is not permitted (e.g., Michael W. Smith, Stephen Curtis Chapman, WOW Worship, and so forth).
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<p>WHAT?! I can't bring my WOW Worship CDs to campus! Heavens!</p>
<p>A small price to pay for such a fine institution of higher education and the prospects of dating someone not of your ethnicity.</p>
<p>Don't forget the "pinch test" to see if you have 3 inches of give at the bust, girls!</p>
<p>"dating someone not of your ethnicity"
do u require the universities permission to do that???
...thats pretty messed up...</p>
<p>No no that's the great thing about BJU...their official policies have been changed to allow such a thing! What progress!</p>
<p>"the prospects of dating someone not of your ethnicity."</p>
<p>...that is HILARIOUS.
think of all those pretty white southern belles i'll be able to take to the dollar cinema...</p>
<p>Well you'll have implicit permission because you need a university-sanctioned chaperone on your dates (or any mixed gender activities).</p>
<p>What a fine system, and such liberal allowances on behalf of the students! Harvard could learn a thing or two from the great school that is BJU.</p>
<p>An interesting fact I read on Wikipedia...</p>
<p>"BJU announced in 1998 that it will arrest a homosexual graduate for trespassing if he visits the campus."
<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BJU%5B/url%5D">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BJU</a></p>
<p>Such care for their student body! Wouldn't want that homosexual INFECTING the campus, would we?</p>
<p>BTW, don't forget the "no watching movies rated PG or higher... while you're off campus, and if the G-rated movie has pop, rock, or jazz music in it, still a no go" rule. Prevents such frivolous, demonic activities. They know how to handle their students properly. :)</p>
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I've heard of instances of this happening at schools like... Georgetown
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<p>I am not sure from where you have heard this, but I have yet to encounter a single case of racial discrimination. </p>
<p>At any rate, such events do happen at schools, even Harvard. There are thousands of students, and the odds are high of someone being so rude. </p>
<p>I abhor generalizations because they reflect a failure to accurately assess the circumstaces one is assessing.</p>
<p>I was actually planning to streak at BJU, but I lack transportation.</p>
<p>I didn't make a generalisation, but I did in fact here of an instance of this from a black female student who attended Georgetown. And the person I know who identifies as GLBT transferred to Rice because he found the environment on the whole not very accepting.</p>
<p>But I never said Georgetown was some breeding ground for conservatives. That is certainly is not.</p>
<p>Just don't do it in front of students of the opposite gender. Imagine the uproar! You'd be damned to Hell!</p>
<p>Another perk offered by BJU...eternal salvation! And at the price of a mere few CDs and movies...this is the institution to beat, indeed.</p>