Most religious school with active chapter?

[FutureGreekMan]

Alpha Delta Phi @ Seton Hall University in New Jersey, we're a Private Catholic school.

[naraht]

In what ways do you feel that Seton Hall University is more religious than Georgetown University? (Note, I'm not saying that there isn't a range within Catholic Universities, with in some ways Christendom College being more religious than Georgetown, but I'm looking for specifics in the difference.)

[couggirl]

I am not sure if it is still active, but there use to be a chapter of Apo at Seattle University. It is a catholic school, but I am not sure how 'religious" it is. I know that my christian university, Seattle Pacific, a lot of people went to law school there cause it was religious and apparently they did not want to be exposed to the libralness at the University of Washington Law School. Still not sure how religious it is, but from my experience, and my experience alone, catholics are not that "stricked" in their religious following at other christian churchs so I would not include catholic colleges in your list of colleges. That is just my opinion though.

[naraht]

Most catholic schools are not *that* strict. I'm in the DC area and have been rep to both Catholic U of America and Georgetown U (Jesuit) and have been to events at Loyola College (up in Baltimore). There may be some Catholic Universities more strictly religious than them, but not at the level of some of the evangelical protestant schools.