<p>I am going to apply Cornell and Rice,
which one is better in bio-chemistry in undergraduate education ?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>Rice is super-ultra-number-one!</p>
<p>Rice is geared to undergrads. There is also the choice of a very very large school versus a smaller, yet top notch in research, university. One is in a very cold snowly area, one is hot some times but beautiful most other times. Very different environments and both very good academically.</p>
<p>men, thanks for your above comments !</p>
<p>One of my son's professors at Rice taught at Cornell before coming to Rice and she told him that she loves teaching at Rice compared to Cornell because Rice students want to learn. At Cornell many of the students are only concerned about what grade they're getting, not whether they're learning anything.</p>
<p>I applied to both and was accepted at both, but after about February I decided I wasn't really considering Cornell at all anymore. Rice is superior.</p>