<p>I go to a Catholic school currently so I'm no stranger to religion being apart of school life, but I'm interested in what kind of role religion plays in campus life at these universities. Also, I'm interested in how tolerant the school seems to be toward other beliefs.
Any insight would be helpful, thanks.</p>
<p>I got my masters at of Seattle U, and I’m a Baptist. It’s a Jesuit school, of course, but there were no requirements to take religion classes, attend Mass, etc. It feels like an urban LAC. There’s a lovely chapel on campus. The only nun I ever met was a classmate. :)</p>
<p>I personally think the people are great and the campus is beautiful! I only stayed there for a few weeks one summer at a seminar though and dont know what it is like to really be a student.</p>
<p>I think LasMa’s lent some critical, up-close insight to the school’s atmosphere, at least relative to its intentional engagement re: faith and its “Jesuit-ness.”</p>