Is there a gay university or college?

Of course there is Rose, and you have to suck dick and take it up the ass before a panel of three to prove you are gay before they'll consider you.

Everyone knows the answer but we're not going to tell you because you're not our kind.

Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York City....

[quote]What makes it or them gay?

They get to the bottom of everything, Rose.

R3 oh yes in forgot Fags In Training.

There are probably more gays at Liberty U. than at FIT.

Wesley and most of those elite colleges for women are lesbian central.

Wesley? Top drawer!

R7. Wesley? You obviously barely got your GED.

Oberlin, since forever.

Yale. But you can’t get in.

It's Wellesley. Of the Seven Sisters, the dykiest one is Smith College.

Lambda Chi Alpha is its own university-within-a-university.

Yale

Certain schools within Northwestern.

Sarah Lawrence

Wilfred Beauty College.

[quote]Lambda Chi Alpha is its own university-within-a-university.

I've always thought Jack Mason was family.

Queens College

F.I.T. is like the ROTC for the Gay World.

The University of Montevallo, Alabama's public liberal arts college

All of them.

[quote] Wesley? You obviously barely got your GED.

You failed yours.

BYU

Liberty! I know two different guys who went there.

Back in the Nineties there weren’t a whole lot of straight guys at Sarah Lawrence.

Cannot think of a single reason why any straight guy would go to FIT, well other than being lone fish in a huge pond of straight females...

The majors offered aren't remotely attractive to careers most straight men go into; and since many degrees are technical credits don't transfer easily. Associate degrees from FIT are nearly useless when applying for a B of S elsewhere because so few credits will match up. This is one reason why FIT created several four year degree programs.

Pratt out in Brooklyn is another story however.

Fashion Institute in L.A. I worked downstairs from them--gorgeous females and gays. Very chic.

Barnard

Yale aka Gay-le

Barnard is a women's college. Gay men cannot enroll but Columbia men can take Barnard courses.

Brown

I went to Brown. My nephew and uncle when to Brown. It's not noticeably gay. It's "kinda gay" though (fancy, silly, chic, superficial). Yale is more gay gay.

went to

Best College Ranking for LGBT Life from 2016

Ranking first is the University of Pennsylvania. Following on Penn’s heels are the following schools, respectively: Ithaca College, Indiana University, University of Washington, Tufts University, University of Massachusetts Amherst, San Diego State University, Princeton University, Penn State University, and University of Oregon.

Vassar

Wesley

Princeton invented the Princeton Rub. But I would say Princeton is more the bi-curious and heteroflexible college.

[quote]I wish to explore that. What makes it or them gay?

Don't you think it's about 40 years too late for you, OP?

NO gays ever went to FIT; only butch, hetero men like me!

If I could find a mostly-gay college nearby, I'd go there for senior classes. Not to seduce youngsters, just for the better milieu.

Vassar went coed in 1969. By the late 70s the men were quite gay. The Board of Trustees were SCANDALIZED and forced admissions to de-gay. Admissions had to sniff out any suspected gays and reject most of them. It worked. Vassar turned into a school filled with bland, attractive not super clever jock boys. Many on athletic scholarships. This lasted for some time. By the 90s it was terribly un-PC to continue the degaying. I don't think it regayed in any spectacular fashion, though.

I graduated college in 2007, but Yale was the gay college back then. Like if you met a guy from Yale you just assumed he was either gay, bi or into experimenting.

Straight guys from other schools would go to Yale to hook up because the women were allegedly sex-starved from having a lack of guys who were interested in them.

r41, I'd go to seduce the youngsters

Famous FIT alumni....

Francisco Costa

David Chu

Calvin Klein

Stephen Burrows

Joe Zee

Randy Fenoli

Daniel Vosovic

Tony Chi

Frankie Knuckles

Fonzworth Bentley

Leon Max

Those are most of lone males in an otherwise sea of females who graduated or at least attended FIT who became "famous". The place was and still is predominately a female college. So much so that entire campus from 8th to 7th avenue has tons of security guards both inside and patrolling 27th street. This after over years more than handful of not so nice things happening to female students.

R17

That's Wilfred Beauty Academy, it was never a college.

In fact last few decades of existence it was one of the most notorious for profit trade schools. Luring students in, saddling them with huge amounts of student loan debt but without promised education.

I seem to meet tons of gays from NYU—piggy gays at that

Closeted gays - Wheaton, The Naval Academy, BYU

I'd guess most art schools and drama programs would have a higher-than-average gay population.

The U.S. Air Force Academy. Good times. ;)

Beaver College

R47 where do you meet them?

R23. Except Wesley College is co-Ed and in Delaware. Just admit you fucked up.

R15. School of Communication (Theatre and Performance Studies in particular) and School of Music (varies from instrument to instrument)? Any others?

I had a choice between a smaller college that specialized in the arts -- theater, communications -- I went for a visit and saw a guy with an earring. I wasn't ready.

I went to a big university instead and had some experiences both wonderful and horrific.

R54 - Yes, the School of Communication. See its Dean, E. Patrick Johnson.