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(#10) New Hope College Heavily Regulates
New Hope College in Eugene, Oregon, is highly suspicious of social media. While students are not outright banned from using sites like Twitter and Facebook, their actions on such outlets are heavily regulated. Students must always write in the first person to make it clear they’re speaking for themselves and not the college. They also need to exercise extreme caution when talking about their experiences as a student, as New Hope is wary of negative content on social media regarding their campus. School officials keep a close eye on students’ social media profiles, and you could be reprimanded for revealing any behavior online that conflicts with the school’s values and codes of content.
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(#8) Liberty University Bans Hugs That Last Longer Than Three Seconds
It’s unsurprising that male/female contact is out of the question at many Christian colleges. However, schools vary in terms of the restrictions they put on physical contact. Liberty University does not allow “extended hugging.” This is defined as hugging for longer than three seconds.
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(#3) Students Are Banned From Raunchy Media – Both On And Off Campus
Pensacola Christian College bans students from most forms of media not found in the school or library or aired at school-sanctioned events. Students are banned from watching television or movies containing violence, sexual themes, suggestive dress, profanity, or rock music. Students are not permitted to see or rent movies while on campus. Video games are also mostly forbidden. Students can only play video games below an E-10 rating.
What makes these rules particularly intense is that they go beyond the campus. Even while they are at home, there are strict rules regarding what media students can consume. While they’re certainly free to rent and see movies off campus, they can only see movies rated G or PG. Television programs with a D, S, L, or V rating are also out of the question.
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(#7) Some Schools Ban Specific Genres Of Music
Pensacola Christian College has some pretty strict rules regarding music. According to their website, music can either encourage Biblical thinking or push students to pursue more earthly desires. The school recommends students stick to music like classical, semi-classical, traditional, patriotic, or marching band.
The school outright bans jazz, rock, rap, R&B, pop, country, and contemporary Christian music. Students may not be in possession of this music in any forms and are banned from listening to it both on and off campus.
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(#12) Witchcraft And Astrology Are Considered Satanic Activities And Banned
It’s unsurprising that witchcraft is considered a demonic activity at Pensacola College. Most conservative Christian communities don’t believed in practices like séances and tarot card readings. However, astrology is also classified as a satanic activity by the school’s website and is banned alongside witchcraft. Apparently, reading your daily horoscope is a sin on par with worshipping the Devil.
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(#1) At Pensacola College, Men And Women Are Separated At All Times – So Are Their Cars
It’s unsurprising Christian schools want to promote chastity, and many have stringent rules regarding male/female interaction. Pensacola College takes this about 100 steps further. There, men and women cannot be alone together in any secluded locations. In addition, any type of male/female touching is forbidden, both on and off campus. Men and women also have separate parking areas. Men are not allowed in the women’s parking lot and vice versa.
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