You Vote: How concerned are you about campus free speech when choosing a college?

Many of the country's most prestigious universities have the worst environments for student free speech and open inquiry, according to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression's campus "speech climate" review.

Columbia ranked last among 203 ranked schools, alone earning the label "abysmal." Another six Ivy League schools made the bottom 50: University of Pennsylvania (202), Yale (198), Harvard (170), Princeton (169), Barnard (167), and Cornell (154).

The private University of Chicago topped FIRE's list for the second time in three years. The next four are public: Kansas State, Purdue, Mississippi State, and Oklahoma State.

When looking at where you or your children should go to college, do you care about whether that college is open to all viewpoints and open debate? Should other people care? Here's your chance to weigh in: