“If you don;t like their service, go get your degree elsewhere.”
Care to provide a list of conservative based schools? THERE AIN’T ANY!
In South West Missouri College of the Ozarks (Hard Work U)and Southwest Baptist University. Don’t know if they offer social work programs, doubt it.
“Care to provide a list of conservative based schools? THERE AIN’T ANY!”
Sure there are. But it seems to me that this kid didn’t necessarily want conservative teachers, only to present an argument of his own design in his thesis. There are plenty of schools that will allow you to pick your own argument, conservative though it may be.
Anyway, my point was that if we don’t start treating these institutions like businesses, they may continue to ignore the needs of conservative students. There may not be a perfect alternative, but we must start somewhere with market pressure.
Wrong! There are lots of them. Here's one.
Grove City College is a Christian liberal arts college in Grove City, Pennsylvania, about sixty-five miles north of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. According to the College Bulletin, its stated three-fold mission is to provide an excellent education at an affordable price in a thoroughly Christian environment.[1] College president Richard Jewell has said, "The two tenets that this school is most about are faith and freedom."[2]
The school emphasizes a humanities core curriculum, which endorses the Judeo-Christian Western tradition and the free market. While loosely associated with the Presbyterian Church (USA), the college is non-denominational and does not require students to sign a statement of faith, though they are required to attend sixteen chapel services per semester.
Liberty Univ. , Hillsdale, BYU (no you don’t HAVE to be a Mormon to go there), Bob Jones, West Point, Annapolis and the AF Academy. There are a few.