Which Ivy League is MOST conservative?

Hi all, I'm pretty conservative and would love to know which Ivy League college would align most with my beliefs. I'd love some personal experiences or factual data to refer.

There isn't an Ivy League school that can be explicitly labeled as "conservative" or "liberal". However, according to surveys and polls among students, Dartmouth College and the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) are often perceived as the most politically balanced of the Ivies. This can be attributed to the demographic of students, curriculum offerings, and the greater emphasis on preprofessional areas of study, such as business, which tend to attract a more diverse range of political beliefs.

At Dartmouth, for example, known for its strong Government and Economics departments, discussions in and out of classrooms often feature a wide range of political perspectives. Similarly, UPenn, widely known for its Wharton School of Business, also attracts a student body with a diversity of political beliefs.

While this doesn't categorize them as conservative, these schools might offer an environment that's more conducive to diverse political discussions, creating an atmosphere where both conservative and liberal views can coexist and dialogue.

However, remember that the culture can vary greatly between departments and social circles, so even at a more 'balanced' school, your mileage may vary depending on your major, courses, and the people you spend your time with.

Also, while you might be seeking like-minded individuals, challenging and diverse discourse can significantly enrich one's educational experience and add broader perspectives.

So, when trying to determine your fit for a particular school, consider things like your major, specific programs of interest, the overall culture, and resources offered that align with your beliefs. Try reaching out to current students or even faculty members at your prospective colleges to get a more nuanced understanding. This will help create a more comprehensive picture rather than basing your decision solely on perceived political leanings.