Need help finding a liberal minded college

Hey.
i'm on the prowl.:rastasmoke:

I went to Marist College for two years but ended up hating it due to the ridiculously materialistic and high school-esque atmosphere. I guess that's what I get for going to a school filled with kids from long island/staten island who don't know why they're republicans and down their sorrows 5 days a week at the bar.

I need advice on schools with a population of openminded liberal people. I'm probably majoring in humanities, maybe international studies or something asia related. or maybe just straight up philosophy. I'd also really want to be in a city as i don't want to need a car.

My dream is Vassar, but it's soo expensive. and i'll never get in.

liberal
not expensive
urban setting
not ivy league

can it be done? please help

I got to a liberal arts college, in Illinois. But its not quite in an urban setting.

I went to Boston University. Good school in a very liberal city. But it seems to be a big cock fight when it comes to locating weed sometimes.

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Originally Posted by 0range

Hey.
i'm on the prowl.:rastasmoke:

I went to Marist College for two years but ended up hating it due to the ridiculously materialistic and high school-esque atmosphere. I guess that's what I get for going to a school filled with kids from long island/staten island who don't know why they're republicans and down their sorrows 5 days a week at the bar.

I need advice on schools with a population of openminded liberal people. I'm probably majoring in humanities, maybe international studies or something asia related. or maybe just straight up philosophy. I'd also really want to be in a city as i don't want to need a car.

My dream is Vassar, but it's soo expensive. and i'll never get in.

liberal
not expensive
urban setting
not ivy league

can it be done? please help

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look up College of Charleston, SC
awesome school, awesome basketball team, awesome weather, awesome arts department. located downtown...international spiletto festival yearly...(2 months of artists/entertainers from all over the world-inc.cirque de soliel last year. Goodluck

after being in jersey for so long i decided that i can't stand the cold, i need somewhere warm. so i might have figured it out. california!

i have a plan, if i go to a community college there, claim residency, get honors (3.0 gpa) then i can transfer to a state school and get in-state tuition, and probably a scholarship. california seems perfect, it's warm, it has liberal openminded people, and i can go to a school thats in a city. does this sound realistic?

I really don't like liberals (or at least those who label themselves as such). I also can't stand republicans. I think both parties are loony.

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Originally Posted by 0range

Hey.
i'm on the prowl.:rastasmoke:

I went to Marist College for two years but ended up hating it due to the ridiculously materialistic and high school-esque atmosphere. I guess that's what I get for going to a school filled with kids from long island/staten island who don't know why they're republicans and down their sorrows 5 days a week at the bar.

I need advice on schools with a population of openminded liberal people. I'm probably majoring in humanities, maybe international studies or something asia related. or maybe just straight up philosophy. I'd also really want to be in a city as i don't want to need a car.

My dream is Vassar, but it's soo expensive. and i'll never get in.

liberal
not expensive
urban setting
not ivy league

can it be done? please help

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SOU : Southern Oregon University

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Southern Oregon University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Everyone is going to say their alma mater,,,LOLz...

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Originally Posted by Skink

Everyone is going to say their alma mater,,,LOLz...

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LOL. You know it :thumbsup:

"amish state university is the shiatt. We blazed every night under a sheet in the barn 3 miles away" ;)

evergreen state meets most of those, not big city. but it's only an hour away from seattle and portland. hugely open-minded liberals taht go there, total stoner school. i'm transferring in the fall, haha.