<p>Can someone rank the following schools on best undergrad program for Biology? Specifically more of human biology or physiology:</p>
<p>I'd like to know because UCD is causing me a hassle to qualify for TAG, making me take an Ecology class that has a couple of weekend field trips that will make me miss work and other activities I have planned already for those dates. Also this class is going to add to the load. </p>
<p>UCD
UCI
UCR
UCSD</p>
<p>To learn about REAL ecology (like as in, quantitatively model populations, or to track pollutant transport) you need a Chemical Engineering, Environmental Engineering or Statistics degree.</p>
<p>UCSB has a great chemical engineering program. UCI also has an environmental/ecological emphasis in Chemical Engineering as well as a straight up Environmental Engineering degree. The fake ecology you learn at the School of Biological Sciences is useless, qualitative and doesn’t help you learn anything about the environment.</p>
<p>he said that he doesn’t want to learn ecology.</p>
<p>UCSD is the best for your interests, imo.</p>
<p>I actually just want to know how UCD, UCR, and UCI compare in biological science.</p>
<p>Is UCD much better than UCR (I’ve already been accepted to both through TAG)?</p>
<p>How do UCI and UCD compare?</p>
<p>UCR is decent but suffers from a poor location and management difficulties that makes it less desirable for Californians. UCI is decent too but with a eh location and excess micromanagement that is not for everyone. </p>
<p>UCSD and UCD are the strong undergrad Bio schools with large grants and modern facilities. If you don’t mind living in a rural nor-cal college town(not by the beach) then go to the University of Cow Dung. If you like living in some stale so-cal tweet tweet suburb(tho by the beach) then go to UC Socially Dead.</p>