Before allowing our daughter to attend a public university, we DID ASK questions. We found that all of the so-called top tier schools to which she was accepted (UofM, Penn State, Tulane and Duke) all engaged in forced indoctrination programs, promoting their liberal views upon young and impressionable students.
Then we discovered Hillsdale College.
Hillsdale taught our daughter HOW to think, not WHAT to think.
There wasn't any indoctrination or pushing of political or religious agendas. Instead, she engaged in frank discussions where views were challenged and questioned, and where students and professors were expected to prove their supported viewpoints.
In contrast to the public high school from which she graduated, where the curriculum had been dummied down and little was expected, our daughter finally received the benefit of participating in a competitive educational atmosphere.
Hillsdale prepared our daughter to transition easily into graduate school, and also prepared her for the challenges of real life.
If parents and taxpayers fail to question the radically liberal policies of our public educational institutions, we will find our society filled with indoctrinated minds of mush, who accept and act upon whatever they're instructed.
