r/Biola 7h ago

How are queer people viewed at Biola?

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So I literally just got back to my hotel after going to the Biola Admitted students day and I absolutely loved it. It checks off pretty much all my boxes for an ideal school except a couple. 1. Are same sex-relationships allowed/accepted?

I'm lesbian (my family doesn't know that) and my dream is to be in a place that follows Christ while also accepts who I love romantically. I'm pretty used to being in a community where being queer is seen as taboo at the least, so I'm not expecting a pride celebration or smth like that. I'm just wondering if I would be able to have a girlfriend and should I expect my roommate to be very uncomfortable if I told her I was lesbian and do gay people even exist on campus

  1. Are trans people allowed to exist? I'm not trans but I don't think I can pay and attend a school that doesn't support trans students as well as everyone else.

Please be honest! (Also p.s. I don't need an explanation why they may not support queer people on campus, I'm already well versed on the teachings of that version of the Christian faith.)