<p>My point is besides the fact you knew virtually nothing about the UW's advantages in this area, the article YOU provided and then tried to cherry pick out two paragraphs out of 30 that supported your notions clearly supports every fact I have presented here while you continue to try to make an issue where there is none. Are SD and SF and Boston larger biotech centers--Yes. Is the Madison market inadequate to support an undergraduate or even a PhD looking to have start a career in biotech with some work experience while in school--certainly. Does the close relationship between your professors and local firms provide some advantage in getting some work experience--very possibly. Is UW one of the top tier schools for studying biological sciences-certainly. And it will prepare the student for any direction they decide to take after undergrad be it industry, academe, or private research.</p>