Homosexuality

College Life
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<p>So, I'm wondering what colleges are the most open to the gay community. I realize New York University is very open, and that is one of the schools I'm looking at. Does anyone know any other pretty good schools that are also very open to homosexuals? I'm sure there are always going to be people against gays & lesbians, but some more open than others. </p>

<p>Thanks,
LMU10</p>

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<p>According to Best 366 Colleges, 2008 edition,
Gay Community Accepted

  1. Macalester College
  2. New College of Florida
  3. New York University
  4. Simon’s Rock College of Bard
  5. College of the Atlantic
  6. Stanford University
  7. Wellesley College
  8. Mount Holyoke College
  9. Bennington College
  10. Emerson College</p>

<p>Alternative Lifestyles Not an Alternative

  1. Hampden-Sydney College
  2. Baylor College
  3. Wheaton College (IL)
  4. University of Notre Dame
  5. The University of Tennessee at Knoxville
  6. Grove City College
  7. Trinity College
  8. Samford University
  9. Washington University
  10. Seton Hall University</p>
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<p>Most schools are generally accepting of public displays of attractive female lesbianism, especially at parties.</p>

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<p>Easy - Lesbians are encouraged everywhere by men, but when a gay man walks in it’s a different story sometimes. But let’s not get into this, lol.</p>

<p>Thanks OK Girl :)</p>

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<p>LMU: I’ll be attending NYU Stern in the fall. I’ll be glad to be a straight guy at a school with a relatively high percentage of gays. When supply of straight guys is low, girls are willing to pay a higher price… something like that.</p>

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<p>Easy, you do have a point :-D</p>

<p>I wish you luck, and glad we could help, LOL.</p>

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<p>omg look at all the ads that pop up in this thread! A bunch of buff dudes for a gay date site!. ROFL</p>

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<p>REAL JOCK!
Hahaha, how nice.</p>

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<p>I heard UC-Berkeley was pretty liberal</p>

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<p>Try Vassar and Bard.</p>

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<p>Georgia Tech</p>

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<p>I 2nd Vassar</p>

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<p>I’m gonna agree with USNWR and say Macalester</p>

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<p>NYU definetly. and to repeat what easy said any straight attractive guy there is set for 4 years because there are not many of them.</p>

<p>i would think many schools in big city would at least be accepting of homosexuality if not embracing it. and if they dont have the gay community you were looking for you would have all the options that city has to offer</p>

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<p>My school, Wesleyan. Also try Oberlin. I’ve heard good things about Yale and Brown (though I’m sure they arn’t the only Ivies that are open to the queer community). In general, schools with a liberal repuation tend to be very open.</p>

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<p>American University in DC is very gay friendly</p>

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<p>most top colleges are gay friendly. that’s because smart people go there</p>

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<p>I’m surprised neither Reed nor Pitzer have been mentioned.</p>

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<p>I’m surprised UPenn hasn’t got a nod. Very active LGBT community.</p>

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lol, awesome.</p>