What is the best college to attend to get a double major in geology and biology?
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university of california
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I heard that the university of florida is pretty good..also you might want to check out Penn State
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Philosophy is a joke of a major so you might as well do both. A dual major looks more impressive.
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Being from New England, I only know schools around here, but I'd suggest Bard College (Annandale-on-Hudson, NY), Bennington College (Bennington, VT), Simon's Rock College of Bard (Great Barrington, MA), or Emerson College (Boston, MA). I have friends at Bard and Emerson who love them. I think they all offer other areas of study, but I'm not sure if there are core requirements that would discourage you.
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If you don't even know the difference between biology and geology, and you're trying to do what was probably your homework in a rush at school, my recommendation would be that you DO your homework  - it will make it lots easier in the long run! Even if you don't have any intention of continuing with biology or science after leaving school, you may as well take advantage of your education while it's free - and the basics, I mean photosynthesis is essentially what allows us to live on Earth, as without it there wouldn't be any food and not enough oxygen in the air - can be really fascinating if you allow them to be.
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pcdi is a good one or Pennfoster. It really depends on the degreee you are looking for. You can also get your high school diaploma from pcdi
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Try the biology department of a local college.
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Geology is the study of the Earth and the interaction of various Earth processes.  There are a number of sub fields in geology such as:\n\nHydrogeology\nEnvironmental Geology\nStructural Geology\nEngineering Geology\nPaleontology\nGeophysics\nGeochemistry\nGlaciology\nGeo-Hazards\nMineralogy\nPetrology\nSeismology\nVolcanology\n\n\nJob opportunities in geology-related fields include:\n\nScience teacher\nGeological scientist\nField geologist\nEnvironmental geologist\nHydrogeologist\nEngineering geologist\nField inspector\nStructural geologist\nPetroleum geologist\nSeismologist\nVolcanologist\nPaleontologist\nGeophysicist\n\nThe list goes on.  You will need a minimum of a bachelor's degree in one of the aforementioned geology-related fields and preferably a master's degree.  To teach at the college/university level, it is recommended that you acquire a doctorate.\n\nI hope this helps!
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Go for a college that specializes in the major you want to take up.
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Almost (if not 100%) students of colleges and universities in U.S and Canada can do dual majors or a major + one minor.  \n\nThe good way is to contact with the school you would like to go, its officials will give you more information for how to register for 2 dual majors.  \n\nFor good business and English literature, you can go to top 100 universities\n\n1. Harvard University   \n2. Stanford University   \n3. Yale University   \n4. California Institute of Technology   \n5. University of California at Berkeley   \n6. University of Cambridge   \n7. Massachusetts Institute Technology    \n8. Oxford University   \n9. University of California at San Francisco   \n10. Columbia University   \n11. University of Michigan at Ann Arbor   \n12. University of California at Los Angeles   \n13. University of Pennsylvania   \n14. Duke University   \n15. Princeton Universitty   \n16. Tokyo University   \n17. Imperial College London   \n18. University of Toronto   \n19. Cornell University   \n20. University of Chicago   \n21. Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich   \n22. University of Washington at Seattle   \n23. University of California at San Diego   \n24. Johns Hopkins University   \n25. University College London\n26. Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne   \n27. University Texas at Austin   \n28. University of Wisconsin at Madison   \n29. Kyoto University   \n30. University of Minnesota Twin Cities   \n31. University of British Columbia   \n32. University of Geneva   \n33. Washington University in St. Louis   \n34. London School of Economics   \n35. Northwestern University   \n36. National University of Singapore   \n37. University of Pittsburgh   \n38. Australian National University   \n39. New York University   \n40. Pennsylvania State University   \n41. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill   \n42. McGill University   \n43. Ecole Polytechnique   \n44. University of Basel   \n45. University of Maryland   \n46. University of Zurich   \n47. University of Edinburgh   \n48. University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign   \n49. University of Bristol   \n50. University of Sydney   \n51. University of Colorado at Boulder   \n52. Utrecht University   \n53. University of Melbourne   \n54. University of Southern California   \n55. University of Alberta   \n56. Brown University   \n57. Osaka University   \n58. University of Manchester   \n59. University of California at Santa Barbara   \n60. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology   \n61. Wageningen University   \n62. Michigan State University   \n63. University of Munich   \n64. University of New South Wales   \n65. Boston University   \n66. Vanderbilt University   \n67. University of Rochester   \n68. Tohoku University   \n69. University of Hong Kong   \n70. University of Sheffield   \n71. Nanyang Technological University   \n72. University of Vienna   \n73. Monash University   \n74. University of Nottingham   \n75. Carnegie Mellon University   \n76. Lund University   \n77. Texas A&M University   \n78. University of Western Australia   \n79. Ecole Normale Super Paris   \n80. University of Virginia   \n81. Technical University of Munich   \n82. Hebrew University of Jerusalem   \n83. Leiden University   \n84. University of Waterloo   \n85. King's College London   \n86. Purdue University   \n87. University of Birmingham   \n88. Uppsala University   \n89. University of Amsterdam   \n90. University of Heidelberg   \n91. University of Queensland   \n92. University of Leuven   \n93. Emory University   \n94. Nagoya University   \n95. Case Western Reserve University   \n96. Chinese University of Hong Kong   \n97. University of Newcastle   \n98. Innsbruck University   \n99. University of Massachusetts at Amherst   \n100. Sussex University\n© 2006 Newsweek, Inc.
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I've heard UCLA has a good program; one of the Marine Science Academy teachers at my old school took a program there. But also UC Santa Barbara, since it has the additional benefit of being right next to a beach. Also UC San Diego, I think.
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Harvard College of Medicine, Mass., is ranked #1 by most credible polls.  It is also the school with the highest ratio of "accepted students who enroll" and one of the "toughest ratios" of applicants to admitted students.\n\nI am an MD and PHD, Yale alum, and my advice: ignore the rude comments by other person who has answered; study hard; learn all you can, and good luck!! \n\necl, md, phd
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The best one out there is Dearborn.\nhttp://www.dearborn.com\nIf you are looking to get a CFP or CLU\nI would check out the American College.
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There are many good schools for biology in Alabama. If you plan to go into the medical field, then the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) is your best choice, or the University of Alabama. Auburn University also has a strong biology department, but since I am a student at the University of Alabama, I am afraid I am a bit biased. But UAB is a phenomenal school for anything involved with medicine and medical research. You should really look into it.
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Good luck. Do you want elementary, junior, high or some college? \nCrypto Zoology is more of a mixture of many different applications of science. It is also one of the least respected field. Your best bet is to see what interests you most.....Biology,anthropology, social sciences(why do we react and behave to certain stimuli like we do???).\n There is too much in this world to say that mankind is the "all knowing and ultimate" life-form....
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Try Georgia State University
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University of Texas Southwestern in Dallas.  I know they have an excellent microbiology program.  check it out for forensics.