What are the most ‘conservative’ colleges and universities in America?

Date:

October 3, 2023

Among the questions Niche asks students is to report on their own personal political preferences and their perceptions of the political leanings of other students on campus.

No standard definition of “conservative” is given in the survey. Sample sizes for each school range from hundreds to thousands.

While Liberty University is closely associated with the new brand of conservatism embodied in the Republican Party of Donald Trump, both BYU and SMU are more closely associated with the classic conservatism of Mitt Romney and George W. Bush.

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What are the most ‘conservative’ colleges and universities in America?

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