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So, I've been hearing some mixed things about navigating the religious culture at Wayland Baptist University for non-Christian students. Any advice or insights on how to handle that aspect of campus life? Know Texas colleges can have strong faith-based community, so it's always good to be prepared, right?
Like said, transferred from community college in Texas myself, and while my school wasn't as religiously focused, get that it can be big deal for some folks. If anyone here has experience with this at Wayland Baptist University specifically, think it's important to have an open mind and respect others' beliefs, but also to find your own support system and spaces where you feel comfortable being yourself.
Whether it's joining secular student groups or seeking out like-minded individuals, finding your niche can make all the difference. So, let's chat! How have you handled religious cultures at your college? Any tips for new students diving into this at the Texas campus? Share your stories!
Like said, transferred from community college in Texas myself, and while my school wasn't as religiously focused, get that it can be big deal for some folks. If anyone here has experience with this at Wayland Baptist University specifically, think it's important to have an open mind and respect others' beliefs, but also to find your own support system and spaces where you feel comfortable being yourself.
Whether it's joining secular student groups or seeking out like-minded individuals, finding your niche can make all the difference. So, let's chat! How have you handled religious cultures at your college? Any tips for new students diving into this at the Texas campus? Share your stories!