[GeronL]

I hope thats a joke. There aren’t any.

[CFIIIMEIATP737]

LeTourneau University, Longview, TX. I am adjunct faculty there. Email me privately if you wish to discuss.

[GeronL]

Baylor I guess is pretty close to “conservative”

[GeronL]

Wouldn’t you rather be a Phoenix??

[Mr. Mojo]

Texas A&M. ...but it’s over 150 mi. away from San Antonio.

[jobim]

University of Dallas: Catholic, conservative, rigorous, patriotic

A close family friend is in attendance on an ROTC scholarship

[willgolfforfood]

Texas Lutheran in Seguin may fill the bill. I’m not sure how overall conservative it is, but I know some darn fine kids who went there, and came out good kids. Only 30-40 miles from San Antonio.

[Sudetenland]

Don't think there are any.

When Baylor University fires a professor simply for mentioning intelligent design, it's time to concentrate on getting the best of what they do offer and thoroughly indoctrinate you students on politics before they attend a university.

[Truthsearcher]

Texas A&M would be your best bet.

[ColoCdn]

Abilene Christian University in Abilene. Approx. 5500 students, NCAA Div II, conservative, somewhat affiliated with the less legalistic side of the C of C.

[elizabethgrace]

Not near San Antonio and not a "state" university, but this Catholic university is excellent.

University of Dallas

[bboop]

Baylor, I hear. LeTorneau, definitely.

[al_c]

TX A&M

University of Dallas

[LearsFool]

I don't know about colleges per se, but UT Austin (no flames, please!) has two of my favorite professors: J. Budziszewski (a well-known Natural Law proponent and author) and Thomas Pangle.

[Marysecretary]

I think Baylor is pretty conservative.It was on a list of the ten most conservative schools. I don’t know where it’s located though.

[Dacula]

I went to Texas State back when it was SWT (San Marcos) Very good school and at the time very conservative.

[txroadkill]

There are none, however, the good news is that there are a lot of conservative students in Texas.

Best advice is do what I did, hold your nose, attend the classes you have to and get out.

A little advice though, if she is three years out start taking her core classes in high school. She can take English 1301& 1302, US Gov and Texas Gov, History 1301 & 1302, 2 semesters of science, and several other core classes and get both high school credit and college credit at the same time. Then at the most she'll only have 2 years left. Texas is most likely going to fund 2 years of higher education in the next couple of years, if she gets the first 2 in high school and the next 2 free then all you have to pay for is her post graduate degree.

[US Navy Vet]

No State schools are anything close to conservative. All State schools are liberal. The Nature of the beast.

[Paved Paradise]

You should have some good Christian universities somewhere in Texas.

[Dr. Sivana]

For conservative, Catholic liberal arts, there the Colle of St. Thomas Moore in Lubbock.

http://www.cstm.edu