Molecular Toxicology at CNR!!!

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Berkeley
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<p>My second posting and my first thread. </p>

<p>Right now, I need to make a choice between Cal, UCLA and UCSD basically.</p>

<p>If I decide to join Berkeley, Molecular Toxicology will be my major. I don't know much about the college other than the comments and description given in the Cal's official site, and hearing from some Cal alumnis(although none went to CNR). OH, and I'm a transfer student aiming for med/pharm/dental school. </p>

<p>I said 'If I decide' because I'm struggling to choose between UCLA(Biological science major) and Cal, closely followed by UCSD and Davis. </p>

<p>My biggest problem with Cal has been it's seemingly cold nature. Most student seem a little too materialistic and cocky, and just care about getting better grades. That's not me at all although, like everybody else obviously, I care about my grade. I'm competitive, but quite friendly and helpful. Am I going to have a difficult time at Berkeley?
Sure, I procrastinate, but I will definitely work my butt off to keep pace with the fast pace of the University level. </p>

<p>So, I guess I am wondering how CNR really is? How the students and the class es are? The environment, the competition, and everything I need to know? </p>

<p>Thanks</p>

<p>PS- oh oh...this site is pretty cool. I'm ****ed i didn't find it before yesterday.</p>

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<p>ekk..I'm sorry for the word in the last sentence. Didnt think it would be blocked :)</p>

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<p>Have you visited Cal at all?</p>

<p>I would hardly term the student body "cold . . . materialistic and cocky" and believe you would find pretty much the opposite if you walk on campus and speak with anyone.</p>

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<p>"cold . . . materialistic and cocky" are lies spread by people who rejected Cal or were rejected by Cal.</p>

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<p>Hm, good to hear that. Yeah, I always get mixed answers from those who went to Cal though. Some of them are quite bitter about it. </p>

<p>I have visited campus several times, although not during normal school days. I should do that, and probably talk with students around more.</p>