Opinions on the Most Religious Public Colleges in the US?

Hey everyone, just curious here, if anyone could share their experiences or knowledge about the most religious public colleges in the US? I'd like to consider a public college but also want a religious environment.

Sure, I can provide some information on this. It's important to note that public colleges and universities are, by law, secular institutions, as they are funded by state governments. However, many of these institutions have robust religious life programming and ample opportunities for students to exercise their faith.

For example, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC Chapel Hill) is said to have a vibrant religious life with numerous religious student organizations catering to different faiths. This captures the essence of campus diversity and the high value placed on inclusivity. Students are given ample opportunities for attending worship services, participating in religious-based community service, Bible study, etc.

Similarly, University of Virginia (UVA) has over 60 religious/spiritual organizations including numerous Christian denominations, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, and more. This can provide a sense of community for religious students.

In the Midwest, University of Wisconsin, Madison (UW Madison) is noteworthy for its numerous religious and spiritual groups. They cover a broad swath of religious identities, providing a wide range of platforms for students to explore their spiritual beliefs.

Lastly, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has a very active Office of Religious Life that supports over 90 different student religious groups encompassing a wide variety of faith traditions, including but not limited to; Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Sikhism.

While these public institutions can't officially endorse any religious denomination, they definitely have on-campus organizations, facilities, and services that facilitate religious expression and community for those who seek it. As always, review the specific schools' websites or reach out to their Offices of Spiritual and Religious Life for the most accurate, up-to-date offerings.