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Indoctrination is especially prevalent on college and university campuses, and typically in classes where it is not usually expected.  While it is common knowledge that many degree studies are full of indoctrination, such as teaching classes, less widely known is that indoctrination exists pretty much across the board up to and including per-requisite classes.  Texas State University has placed job openings seeking math professors committed to [[social justice]].<ref>[http://dailycaller.com/2017/10/10/texas-state-university-seeks-math-professors-committed-to-social-justice/ Texas State University Seeks Math Professors Committed To 'Social Justice']</ref>  No field of study goes unnoticed, even engineering students get stuck with some indoctrination in "sustainable engineering" courses.

Indoctrination is especially prevalent on college and university campuses, and typically in classes where it is not usually expected.  While it is common knowledge that many degree studies are full of indoctrination, such as teaching classes, less widely known is that indoctrination exists pretty much across the board up to and including per-requisite classes.  Texas State University has placed job openings seeking math professors committed to [[social justice]].<ref>[https://dailycaller.com/2017/10/10/texas-state-university-seeks-math-professors-committed-to-social-justice/ Texas State University Seeks Math Professors Committed To 'Social Justice']</ref>  No field of study goes unnoticed, even engineering students get stuck with some indoctrination in "sustainable engineering" courses.

Progressives have for generations viewed the college campus the best place for them to affect social change and re-make America from a place of Liberty into a society that cannot function without big government in every aspect of everyone's life.  As early as 1909, Woodrow Wilson, who was at the time the president of Princeton University said:

Progressives have for generations viewed the college campus the best place for them to affect social change and re-make America from a place of Liberty into a society that cannot function without big government in every aspect of everyone's life.  As early as 1909, Woodrow Wilson, who was at the time the president of Princeton University said: