<p>To make a long story short, I thought I wanted to do environmental engineering, but now I just want to do environmental science. (especially since in most of the schools it would be a division of civil engineering)</p>
<p>Since then I've been sort of re-researching schools. A lot of the ones I'm coming across now are LACs and definitly not as big as the research universities and I'm liking that. A lot of them also have fairly decently sized outdoor programs which I'm finding very appealing. </p>
<p>So...are there any colleges that are particularly known for their environmental science/studies department?</p>
<p>SUNY School of Environmental Science (Syracuse NY)
Allegheny
Bowdoin (near the Maine coast)
UC Santa Barbara
Colby (also in Maine)
Colorado-Boulder
Dartmouth
Deep Springs (very different)
Evergreen St
Middlebury
U New Hampshire
UNC Greensboro
Oberlin
St Lawrence
Tulane
U Vermont
U Wash
U Wisc Madison</p>
<p>don't forget Whitman</p>
<p>A few others: </p>
<p>LAC's: Lewis & Clark, Warren Wilson, Allegheny, Bates, Clark, Colby, Connecticutt College, Earlham, Eckerd, Evergreen State, St. LAwrence, PRescott College, Southwestern (TX), Wesleyan, Whitman, Wocester Poly, Dickinson, Dension, U of the South</p>
<p>Universities: U of Pittsburgh, North Carolina State Ashville, SUNY Purchase, U of Vermont, U of Washington, Calif. Poly. San Luis Obispo, UC Santa Cruz, UC Davis, UC Santa Barbara, Case Western Reserve, U of Michigan, Washington State, Western Washington, U of Wisconsin, OPRegon State</p>
<p>Here's some more:
LACs: College of the Atlantic, Warren Wilson, Skidmore, Davidson
Universities: Johns Hopkins, Duke, Yale</p>