Oh, sorry if I misunderstood. I see the issue now and will correct it for the next poll. Unfortunately, as explained above, I cannot change it for these polls without wiping out all responses. 
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But I had to answer “other” to the polls to see the answers so that throws the whole thing off.
I appreciate the effort but I’ve definitely seen better polls in other forums where the “other” answers do show up in the results.
Muhlenberg, SUNY-New Paltz, and Ithaca.
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University of Denver
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Perhaps, also of use:
LGBTQ UN friendly schools
distinguishing between LGB, T, and Q, because some colleges are unfriendly to all and some mostly unfriendly to T/Q 
Are there some colleges that, despite being in unfriendly States/regions, manage to protect students or offer a positive atmosphere? (Noted upthread were Warren-Wilson, Hendrix, Trinity TX for instance)
Among religious colleges, which are more friendly? Which aren’t?
(This would especially matter to closeted LGBTQ kids whose parents insist on a Christian/religious college).
For instance, what’s the situation - from LGBTQ students’ viewpoint, or from their supportive parents- at CUA, Pepperdine, BYU, Wheaton IL, Grove City, Messiah? What about Notre Dame? Gonzaga? Belmont?
Do we have a list of “Christian” colleges where same sex dating is grounds for dismissal - and where it isn’t? Where they do have a LGBTQ association?
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My trans son is going to Loyola Marymount in LA. They seem welcoming
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UC Santa Cruz is notably absent.
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This resource from CampusPride .org divides campuses by region. Would be great if they continue to update the report.
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