<p>My S is interested in Le Moyne – he liked the admissions person who visited his high school, and he likes what he reads on their web site. He attends a congregational church occasionally (usually not on Sundays), primarily for the youth-group activities. He is very liberal (e.g., pro-gay rights). Will he find other liberal-minded not-very-religious students at Le Moyne?</p>
<p>I’m a freshman at Le Moyne!</p>
<p>It’s a Catholic school, and it’s more conservative than your average school, but since it’s a Jesuit school, not Roman Catholic one, it’s more liberal.</p>
<p>The Jesuits are known for being liberal, and so far, I’ve found this to be true. I mean, you’ll see things like a daily mass, Jesuits who live and teach on campus and such…but there’s a club called C.A.R.E which stands for Creating Awareness Reaching Equality, and it’s pretty much like a GSA (Gay Straight Alliance)…and let me tell you, to become a recognized club on campus, it takes a lot!</p>
<p>There are plenty of students who are not religious at all, although you’ll find more Catholics than anything.</p>
<p>I personally don’t find it too conservative in any way…and I come from a super liberal town, am completely pro-gay rights etc. I’ve found other students like myself. There are lots who come from NYC and are thus generally more liberal than those who come from Upstate NY.</p>
<p>If you have any other questions about Le Moyne, don’t hesitate to contact me!</p>
I attend Le Moyne and it is Roman Catholic…Jesuits are Roman Catholic Priests. But it is not discriminatory to conservatives or liberals from my experience and I’m very much a Democrat