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There is a small number of '''conservative colleges''' in the [[United States]].    Many feature lower tuition, non-tenured faculty, emphasis on merit,  and [[conservative]] student bodies.  Examples include:

There is a small number of '''conservative colleges''' in the [[United States]].    Many feature lower tuition, non-tenured faculty, emphasis on merit,  and [[conservative]] student bodies.  Examples include:

# [[Grove City College]]

# [[Grove City College]] - 600 students per grade

# [[Liberty University]]

# [[Liberty University]]

# [[Patrick Henry College]]

# [[Patrick Henry College]]

# [[Brigham Young University]]

# [[Brigham Young University]]

# [[Thomas Aquinas College]]

# [[Thomas Aquinas College]]

# [[Christendom College]]

# [[Christendom College]] - 100 students per grade

# [[Franciscan University at Steubenville]]

# [[Franciscan University at Steubenville]]

# [[Benedictine College]]

# [[Benedictine College]]

# [[United States Coast Guard Academy]]

# [[United States Coast Guard Academy]]

# [[University of Dallas]]

# [[University of Dallas]]

# [[Ave Maria College]]

# [[Ave Maria College]] - increased to 300 students per grade

# [[Bob Jones University]]

# [[Bob Jones University]]

#   Hillsdale College

# [[Hillsdale College]]

The Princeton Review also lists these colleges as [[conservative]]<ref>http://encarta.msn.com/college_article_ConservativeColleges/Top_10_Politically_Conservative_Colleges.html</ref>, but there are reasons to question whether they really qualify as [[conservative]]{{who says}}:

The Princeton Review also lists these colleges as [[conservative]]<ref>http://encarta.msn.com/college_article_ConservativeColleges/Top_10_Politically_Conservative_Colleges.html</ref>, but there are reasons to question whether they really qualify as [[conservative]]{{who says}}: