Changing Faces of Religious Colleges

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This essay examines the changes within schools with a religious denomination. The writer discusses the choices made in the efforts to keep a Catholic college faithful to the tenets of the religion that founded the institution. In this article, the writer addresses the dichotomy of religion and university, and how a university can choose to meld the two.

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"In the face of growing from college to university, some schools affiliated with a religious denomination find it necessary to evolve away from their religious roots. Why do these institutions evolve as they do, growing away from the denomination that still may provide the income to keep their doors open? This question might be answered by examining the role of the rational choice axiom in this evolution. "

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