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Originally Posted by shinerbock
So those wishing to exercise the right granted to them by their state should have to be much more selective in obtaining higher education? Sorry, but I find that concept absurd. I think several states are likely to pass legislation allowing it, though I'm sure some will not.
I do think it will be interesting for those states who decide to grant that ability. Who should make that decision? State legislators elected by citizens, or the university administrators, who may harbor anti-gun agendas not shared by the citizenry?
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Yes. Add that to your checklist of things you're looking for. Does it have your major? Does it have campus activities? Can you carry your gun to biochem class? 
The average private school will certainly not allow students to carry guns on campus. State schools will probably be subject to state laws. However, state legislators know that some of their funding goes down the drain if they lose students, faculty, and staff who do not want a campus filled with gun toting randoms. Cost and benefit analysis says that the average state school will not allow gun toting and those who do allow it will have to make a lot of adjustments to ensure it doesn't fail.
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