<p>I'm having trouble deciding between the two schools. I work well on my own so class size doesn't matter to me. I can see the campus for myself but I'm looking for personal academic experience in the two schools</p>
<p>First, how difficult and how do the two compare in acceptance as who they are likely to accept?</p>
<p>I hope to go into clinical research so general details about that would help. I know a lot is based on how hard I work but I'm looking for what school would give me an extra push to reaching my goals and see what it is I have to work with.</p>
<p>How is competition with in the two schools as well as how tough the grading system is?
I want to apply to biology or biochemistry, how competitive are these once I satisfy prereqs and how does each degree compare at each school?
Overall, by the course work, teachers and lab experience offered by my degree, which school would prepare me most?</p>
<p>Where would help me find more opportunity at well equipped and evolved research labs as a student? I've heard a lot of good things about UW in having labs that students can actually participate in research but I haven't heard much about SU.
What school do employers tend to have more confidence in?
What is the success rate of students graduating and finding a job from these schools.</p>
<p>How would you describe the students at each school?
How do they interact with each other within these programs? </p>