What colleges would you suggest?
There are damned few that are not liberal.
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A Christian College.
There are hundreds of fine, fully accredited Christian schools across the country that are better than most state and public schools.
Leave out the Catholic colleges like Georgetown and the liberal schools like SMU and you still have some mighty fine schools that refute the liberal crap that is so prevalent in the US today.
“There are hundreds of fine, fully accredited Christian schools across the country that are better than most state and public schools.”
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I don’t doubt that for a minute-——but non Christians also attend college and I doubt that the Christian colleges could handle everyone else.
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True. But leave IN the real Catholic colleges like Catholic University in D.C., Thomas Aquinas College in Calif., Thomas More College in N.H., the University of Dallas, Christendom College in Va., Ave Maria University in Fla., Belmont Abbey in N.C., and Benedictine College in Kansas--where you will get a real, well-rounded, demanding, "classical" education that teaches you how to think, where the student body and faculty are about 95 percent devout.
The University of St. Thomas in Minnesota and Mount Saint Mary University in Maryland have a more mixed academic environment, but both have a huge community of serious Catholic kids.
By the way, you can get a tremendous Catholic (classical) education even at places like Fordham and Notre Dame, if you pick your professors, dorms, and departments right. The same can also be said for Princeton and Yale, which turn out many strong Catholics, conservatives of other stripes, and conservative Catholics.
The Newman Guide (https://cardinalnewmansociety.org/college/) can give you the inside scoop on which colleges will bring out the best in any student, Catholic or not.