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Searching for LGBTQ+ Friendly Colleges

Hey y'all, I'm trying to find colleges that are notably friendly and supportive of their LGBTQ+ students. Do you have any suggestions on where I could start my search? I want to make sure the environment is inclusive and welcoming for me. Also, it would be nice to know about any colleges that offer clubs, resources, or programs specifically for LGBTQ+ students. Thanks in advance!

a year ago

Sure, I could list a few options that are well-regarded for their LGBTQ+ friendly attitudes and resources.

The University of Maryland - College Park offers an LGBTQ+ Equity Center that provides special resources and programs to support LGBTQ+ students. It includes peer support groups, LGBTQ+ studies programs, and advocacy initiatives.

Similarly, the University of Colorado in Boulder features an LGBTQ+ Resource Center which runs awareness campaigns, support groups, and leadership activities for the LGBTQ+ students.

The University of California, Berkeley, also has a Gender Equity Resource Center. Its programs include a number of LGBTQ+ focused initiatives, including leadership programs, counseling services, and supportive community spaces.

Also worth mentioning is the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). They have an LGBTQ+ Services center, which coordinates a variety of student groups, events, and counseling services specifically geared toward supporting LGBTQ+ students.

These are just a few examples, but many colleges and universities have become increasingly inclusive and supportive of LGBTQ+ students, offering everything from dedicated housing to specialized counseling resources. Always check the specific resources listed on each school's website to see if they match your personal needs and expectations.

Remember, when you're researching, you'll want to look for schools that don't just have non-discrimination policies, but have active LGBTQ+ student groups, gender-inclusive housing options, and a variety of support services. Those are the indicators that the school doesn't just tolerate, but supports and embraces their LGBTQ+ students.

a year ago

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