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Actually, its a toss up in my mind whether campus carry or parking lot is the easier sell. Fortunately, neither cost the taxpayers any money other than fighting the lawsuits that may spring up. I can see where an employer may react poorly to being told what they can and can't allow on their property. I can also see where a public university or college administration may feel they are losing control of their campus. In my mind, however, the public universities/colleges are just that---public. Why should a tuition paying student check his rights at the door of the lecture hall? I am middle aged. I am a college student. I see few campus officers (if any) during the course of the day. Its an open campus with 33,000 students. A veritable feeding frenzy for a lunatic and I am right in the middle of it.

As far as high schools go, if one is properly licensed to teach and also properly licensed to carry, what's the problem? I agree that college campus carry is a foot in the door for allowing it in public high schools as well. One battle at a time, though.