what is a good college to go to for biology (in Michigan)?
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It depends on how you plan on using the education.  Most small, 4-year colleges in Michigan meet the same standards for undergraduate work. I vote for Adrian College, of course, since I'm an alum and because it's always had some cool science resources, but Albion is also a good school. The instructor is the key, rather than the school, when it comes to 4-year colleges. If you're going to go on to graduate school, though, start at a university if you can possibly afford it.  Obviously, U of M is the top of the heap, followed by Wayne State.
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University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh\nSmall teaching college, inexpensive, close to home, good teachers\nDominican University for second Masters\nVery cool building of stone and ivy--looks like it belongs in a gothic movie.
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Indiana University–Bloomington\nhttp://www.iub.edu/
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michigan state u in east lansing michigan has a world renowned vet school.  look it it up.
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Bio is a tough major--many students are pre-med & many change their major from bio.  You have to study alot of math, physics & chemistry.  IF YOU CAN GO TO A SMALLER UNIVERSITY.  At the large universities the classes are very large (300+) & very competitive.  No degree will be any good if you don't have a good GPA.\n\nIf you like anatomy, consider kinesiology or physical therapy.  \n\nAlso, there's not alot of "biology" classes w/ a bio major.  Here's one as an example:\nhttp://www.temple.edu/bulletin/Academic_programs/schools_colleges/cst/programs/biology/cst_biology.shtm#major_bs\n\nHere's a link to "what can you do with this major" so you can check them all out.\nhttp://www.temple.edu/careerdev/Student_MajorInfo.htm\n\nGood luck.  Don't major in biology unless you are ready to be very devoted to your studies.
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If you have a transfer GPA above 3.5, check out UC Berkeley. They offer majors in human biodynamics (PE) and nutritional science. Nutri Sci is not a joke at the school. It's an honestly good field of study. Cal Berkeley is EXTREMELY competitive, so if you are not a serious student, don't bother.\n\nOtherwise, consider SF State U, USF or CSU East Bay (Hayward).
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If you're an undergrad - its the best bio schools.\n\nHere's a couple\n\nJohns Hopkins, Harvard, Stanford, Yale, UC Berkeley, UC San Diego, UC Irvine, UoP. \n\nThe first few would be the premier. I would say that UCSD and UC Irvine are good match schools and U o P would be a safety school.
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The University of North Carolina @ Pembroke is a great choice.  I got my BS in biology from here but I had friends in the business program and they loved the program and the professors.  Its a small school, but the attention you get from professors because of the small classes is great.I'm not sure about international students but By the time i graduated the price was only up to about $16,000.  i hope this helps.
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I don't watch pro, but college is a different story I like University of Michigan, it might be because I am a little bias because I go there.
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The university you haver in mind is good. Check this under google.com
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There's  no such  thing as a generic "best college."    You need to find a college that is (1) accredited,  (2) has  the degree/major you are looking for, (3) is in  a  location you're interested  in, (4) provides the learning  environment and class-size you prefer, (5) has a solid reputation for producing  quality, degreed students, (6) has good connections and visibility in the field in which you wish to study and work, and (7) offers the services  (housing, medical, other) that you will need to enter and remain in school to earn your degree.\n\nIf college selection is an issue for you, visit with your high school counselor, a college admissions counselor, or an independent education consultant near you.
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yes, keep up with your sciences! With some forensic science degrees, a biology minor is permitted/recommended. Don't neglect your chemistry courses, please! Some kinesiology might be required, but on the whole, DNA, fingerprinting, anthropology, logic/reasoning, etc. courses are needed (don't worry about these, just take these in lieu of another elective; summer sessions will help with getting these out of the way). Get on the web, and search for universities that offer forensic science degrees. Michigan has an awesome program, and so do Sam Houston State University and UTSA (University of Texas at San Antonio, in Texas.    Hope this helps!
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Check out San Jose State University, (my Alma Mater). You'll find everything you need there in the Bay area. Its a great school!
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I studied zoology at Bristol, it's really good.  You get half price entry to the zoo!!  Seriously, the course is quite broad and very similar to biology, except you don't have to study plants.  There's excellent fieldwork as well and you learn lots about evolution, ecology, conservation, genetics.  Some uni's let you choose the modules you want to do so you can leave out the boring ones!\nGood luck!
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University of Michigan (dental):\n\nhttp://www.dent.umich.edu/\n\nHere's a site with four dental schools listed:\n\nhttp://www.dentalhygenistschoolguys.com/State/Michigan.shtml
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You just need to take a College Prep load and get good grades.  From there try to pick a college where you can get a Biology or Chemistry in premed undergrad degree.  It's best if you get your undergrad from the same school where you want to go to med school because most schools wave the interview and the testing for admissions if you've already gotten your undergrad from them.  It's a long road starting with good grades and a heavy interest in biology and chemistry in high school.
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Check out Florida State or University of Florida or West Florida University.\n\n\n\nhttp://www.biblebelievers.com/AllThis.html