<p>I recently got accepted to both and i want to major in genetics which is offered at both school and i wanted to know which one was better for my major and what are the differences between the schools?</p>
<p>This student blog describes some differences:<a href=“http://admissions.rutgers.edu/BLOGS/STUDENTS/post/2011/01/26/SEBS-vs-SAS.aspx[/url]”>http://admissions.rutgers.edu/BLOGS/STUDENTS/post/2011/01/26/SEBS-vs-SAS.aspx</a></p>
<p>Also from the Rutgers website:</p>
<p>“SAS offers majors that focus on biology and its application to biomedicine, while SEBS offers majors that focus on the biological sciences as applied to the natural world. As indicated on the majors list below, selected majors are available to students in both schools. Prospective students unsure of which area of the biological/life sciences they wish to pursue are advised to apply to both SAS and SEBS. An intensive advising program, jointly sponsored by SAS and SEBS, will be available to incoming students interested in the biological/life sciences. The purpose of this advising program is to assist students with making an informed major/career choice.”</p>
<p>I would call them and talk to an advisor [Note</a> to those interested in the](<a href=“Error Page”>Error Page)</p>