Best Cal State for Nutrition Major?
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Cal Poly - SLO has the best program. Pomona also has a good program.
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I will assume you are a bit above average student...\n\nForget Nevada completely if you will reject UNLV and UNR.\n\nYou seem to be the perfect candidate to go to University of California-Santa Cruz since it is academic, mostly without sports, and has no greek system. The other close options for you would be UC Irvine (not into sports, mild greek, and decent academics) and UC Davis (huge in women's sports, small greek, but great academics). Under your description avoid: UCSD, UCSB, and any state school. You may want to gamble with UC Merced, but the prestige they'll have is unknown.\n\nIn Washington your only option is University of Washington, and in oregon, I highly suggest the University of Oregon for you since it fits under your description.\n\nIf you are a high ranking student, I suggest you Apply to Cal Tech, Berkeley, and Stanford. USC appears to be a good school, but it is heavily into sports, decent greek, and it is located in the ghetto. UCLA has the same problems as USC.\n\nHope this helps.
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The University of Texas at Arlington. It's amazing and inexpensive. You can choose concentrations in Direct Practice, Children, Families, Administration, Community or Community and Administration together. \n\nI highly recommend you think about UTA.
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Cal Poly Pomona.  They create the best grunt engineers in the country.  They get the work done for a good price.  Cal State is a mediocre college at best.
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All UCs are good, but the ranking is as follows:\n\n1. Berkeley\n2. Los Angeles\n3 San Diego\n4. Irvine\n5. Santa Barbara\n6. Davis\n7. Santa Cruz\n8. UC Riverside\n\nUCLA has better opportunities given its location.
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Looks like Missouri State University would be a good choice. [see link]
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Cal Poly SLO\nCal Poly Pomona\nCSU San Jose
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You can get a master's degree in nutrition. That way, you can get certified as an R.D. and become a nutritionist! At most schools, it's a master of science degree. I know that in Boston, the Friedman School of Nutrition at Tufts University is supposed to be very good. Its website can direct you to some career resources and possible career paths!
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UC Davis. (Univ. of California, Davis) is really good for veterinarians... i heard that from different friends and stuff.
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stanford, penn state, UC Santa Barbara, UCLA, Pepperdine, Cal State Northridge, Long Beach State, Brigham Young, Ball State, Hawaii.UC Irvine .
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Depends on your major but I will go with CU because I am applying to their masters program. However I have only lived in Colorado a few months so I don't really know much about them.
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Try Stanford or Saint Mary's college. Also check out the UC system website, it will lead you to all the UC's that have an economic page.
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Most probably you'll need to be a Nutrition major (like me!)..you'll be doing lots of Chemistry and Biochemistry courses and after you're done with your Bachelors degree, you'll also have to do a Masters degree in order to qualify as a Nutritionist..\nI don't know what the rules are in California but the city where I live requires a Masters degree for nutritionists ..hope that helped! :-)
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arizona  ?   or  any  warm college  city   , florida , or  california  ?
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#1) Colorado State University is ranked #2 in the country.\n\n#2) I have also known 3 graduates from the Veterinary school and they are all gainfully employed and were thrilled with their education. \n\nI was a Biology/Zoology major (my original intention was vet-school) at CSU and found their coursework challenging, but not incredibly difficult.  The number of offered electives is quite impressive and the core Bio classes give you a strong background.\n\nI steered away from Veterinary school because I found my true love... epidemiology.\n\nAnd finally...\n\nFort Collins is a GREAT place to live.  45 minutes to Boulder, 1 hour to Denver.  It is right next to the foothills with great mountain views.\n\nGood luck with your decision, and truthfully, bias aside, if you do well in your undergrad program, either school will be fine.
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Consider CCA:\nhttp://www.cca-manila.com/campus.htm\n\nYou will find a lot of choices here:\nhttp://www.worldculinaryinstitute.com/cgi-bin/odp/index.cgi?base=%2F%52%65%67%69%6F%6E%61%6C%2F%41%73%69%61%2F%50%68%69%6C%69%70%70%69%6E%65%73%2F%45%64%75%63%61%74%69%6F%6E%2F\nGood luck!\n\ncc
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Try http://www.assist.org Last I knew, the site could give you information about transferring to UC or CSU by major, and tell you which schools have transfer agreements, among other things. It's very useful!