Least religious colleges?

I've been researching colleges that are less religious. Do you know of any?

Sure, I'd be happy to provide some insight.

Taking a school like Reed College as an example, it's known to be a secular environment that focuses on progressive intellectualism. Students often report a place where various religious beliefs (or lack thereof) are respected and discussion about religious beliefs can be frank, open, and non-judgmental.

But do note that even colleges that are thought of as "least religious" can still have active religious communities. For example, a school like Vassar College has a diverse demographic, and many report that whether or not religion factors in to your daily life on campus is completely up to the individual.

Similarly, Lewis & Clark College, another "non-religious" school, offers spiritual life groups, such as the LC Christian Fellowship, who meet regularly - showcasing that there's space for spiritual/religious students in these environments too.

That said, everyone's experience can be different, so take these anecdotes as part of a broader picture. I would encourage you to continue your research, look into specific campus cultures, and, if possible, talk to current students or alumni. Each college might not be religiously affiliated, but they all have different atmospheres and student body compositions that can influence how religion is perceived on campus.