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'''Wheaton College''' is an increasingly [[liberal]] institution of higher education that was originally founded on [[Christian]] principles.  It has about 600 students per grade and costs about $31,000 per year (including room and board); fewer than half who are offered admission decide to enroll.<ref>http://www.collegeguide.org/itemdetail.aspx?item=01a9c546-fd27-48cb-9a9d-287d674d70ac .  In contrast, nearly 60% of those accepted by [[Grove City College]], a competitor of Wheaton College, choose to enroll.</ref>  It is located in Wheaton, Illinois, which is a town west of [[Chicago]].

'''Wheaton College''' is an increasingly [[liberal]] institution of higher education that was originally founded on [[Christian]] principles.  It has about 600 students per grade and costs about $31,000 per year (including room and board); fewer than half who are offered admission decide to enroll.<ref>http://www.collegeguide.org/itemdetail.aspx?item=01a9c546-fd27-48cb-9a9d-287d674d70ac .  In contrast, nearly 60% of those accepted by [[Grove City College]], a competitor of Wheaton College, choose to enroll.</ref>  It is located in Wheaton, Illinois, which is a town west of [[Chicago]].  In contrast with [[Grove City College]] and other [[conservative]] schools, Wheaton College uses the tenure system that makes it nearly impossible to fire professors who push for [[liberal]] indoctrination.

Wheaton College espouses [[liberal]] beliefs to [[Christian]] students, marketing itself heavily to the evangelical community but then indoctrinating them to believe in [[abortion]] and the [[theory of evolution]].

Wheaton College espouses [[liberal]] beliefs to [[Christian]] students, marketing itself heavily to the evangelical community but then indoctrinating them to believe in [[abortion]] and the [[theory of evolution]].