Most Liberal Colleges: Princeton Review Edition

So I'm a bit of a left-leaning individual and would love to be surrounded by like-minded people in college. Does anyone know which colleges Princeton Review ranked as the most liberal?

Certainly, the Princeton Review regularly publishes a list of the most liberal colleges. While I don't have the most recent list as of your posting, I can tell you where to find it and mention some colleges that often appear on the list.

To find the most current list, head to the Princeton Review's website. There, you'll find their annual university rankings which include a "Most Liberal Students" category.

In previous years, the list often includes schools like Reed College, Bennington College, Sarah Lawrence College, and Oberlin College. Some larger universities, such as University of California–Berkeley and University of Vermont, have also appeared on the list.

While these schools consistently find themselves on the 'most liberal' list, campus cultures can shift over time. I would recommend not only taking the ranking into consideration but also personally researching to see if the community and values align with yours. For example, look at what clubs and organizations exist on campus, or what kind of community engagement programs they have. Also consider what courses and majors are offered to gauge the intellectual presence on campus.

Moreover, while the Princeton Review is useful and a great resource, remember this is just one way colleges and universities are measured. You are encouraged to utilize additional sources and, if possible, visit campuses and interact with students and faculty to get a better sense of the college culture. Best of luck in your college search!