<p>I'm from maine and I want to major in Biology/Premed at these schools, can any rank or tell me about the biology or health sciences departments of these schools?</p>
<p>Georgia Tech-
University of Georgia-
Clemson University-
University of Miami-
Florida State-
University of Alabama-</p>
<p>I don't think any of them are weak. Each has its strengths. [No knowledge of Clemson]. Georgia has a strong Zoology Department. U of Miami Marine Biology is good too. U of Alabama at Birmingham has excellent Biology and Health Science Departments. Not to be confused with U of Alabama at Tuscaloosa. There's a guranteed Med school admission program for undergrads at UAB. However, it is extremely competitive.</p>
<p>yeah uab is really good if you can get that placement. otherwise, I'd say uga.</p>
<p>I'm not interested in UAB, just the schools above.</p>
<p>Georgia Tech- Very Good
University of Georgia-Very Good
Clemson University-Good
University of Miami-Good
Florida State-Very Good
University of Alabama -Terrible</p>
<p>Best on this list is the University Of Georgia, and I agree UAB would probably be the best on this list.</p>
<p>For what it's worth, I met someone who majored in microbiology from the University of Georgia and said they had an excellent program.</p>
<p>up for the day</p>
<p>No one will help me?</p>
<p>cmon cmon cmon</p>
<p>I disagree with the individual who felt that Univ of Alabama was terrible. Something you should consider if you are intending to be a pre med student- not all undergrad schools have an affiliated medical school. Many schools even have their health sciences campus separate (in a whole different city) from their undergrad university. A google search will tell you this. The absence of a medical school means fewer research opportunities, fewer clinical experience opportunities and less exposure in general to medicine and current med students.</p>
<p>I'ma let you know, GT doesn't have Pre-___ programs. But they do tell what classes to take to be accepted for grad school if you let them know (ie, many Pre-Med people major in Biomedical Eng.). I'm not sure of all the details, I semi-zoned out during that part of the admissions session. ;)</p>