Freedom Week Application | The Institute for Liberal Studies

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Which of the following career paths most interests you?*

Which term do you feel most accurately describes your political beliefs?*

In 100-200 words, tell us what you hope to get out of attending Freedom Week.*

Answer two of the following three questions in one or two paragraphs each.

What is the greatest threat to freedom today?

What great thinker, living or dead, would you choose to have dinner with? Tell us why.

If you could repeal one law or regulation, what would it be? Explain why.

Have you previously attended an ILS event?*

What was the most recent ILS event which you attended?*

Please complete this survey according to what you believe. There are no right or wrong answers.*

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Political polarization is a serious issue in our society.
We need more regulations to protect consumers.
There should be higher taxes on unhealthy choices.
The world will be worse in 20 years than it is now.
It is the responsibility of government, rather than individuals or groups, to care for the poor.
The world would be better off with more free trade.
Getting involved in politics is the best way to improve our society.
The emergence and spread of capitalism has made some people wealthy at the expense of the most vulnerable.
The benefits of immigration are higher than the costs.
We need more opportunities to talk to people we disagree with.
The use of any drug should be legal for a consenting adult.
We need regulations to limit the spread of misinformation and offensive speech.
Universities should emphasize teaching how to think over teaching practical job skills.
The law is our primary guide to right and wrong.
People often don't know what's best for them, so government is justified in encouraging them to make the right choices.

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