I would love my boys to go there too, but am politically conflicted about how they would do at a school that conservative. But it's a great school and I loved my time there.
I think you would be surprised and how much things have changed. A dear friend of mine, who leans very left, completed her master's degree at Baylor in higher ed administration. She told me about her classes and how they had extensive discussions about white privilege, LGBT rights, etc. And they were all positive discussions, made people see things from different perspectives, and also forced people to step out of their comfort zone. It wasn't all "fire and brimstone" if you know what I mean. I'm not sure about other classes and such, but she had a wonderful and challenging experience during her time there.
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