where to go to study environmental science/studies?

Applying to College
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<p>Can anyone suggest any schools that have strong environmental science/studies programs. I am pretty sure that this is what I want to major in, but things could change (photo, English or something else). Based on the info below, where do you think I should apply?</p>

<p>Male, Hispanic, out of state for all</p>

<p>SAT math 570, reading 630, writing 700 (from two test dates)
Awaiting scores for chemistry, spanish, and literature subject tests</p>

<p>GPA 3.459, 3.548</p>

<p>School: EXTREMELY COMPETITIVE and therefore doesn't rank</p>

<p>EC's:</p>

<p>concert band 9-12
pep band 9-12
honors band 11-12
jazz band 11-12
wind ensemble 12
young dems 10-12
environmental club 11-12
photo club 11-12
Aguila youth leadership 11-12
Youth ambassador (foreign exchange) 11
Quest For Kid 9-12
100 hours of volunteer service (required)
Ennis, Ireland City committee member
Nominated as as ambassador of music 11
nominated for participation in people to people 11-12
nominated for participation in the junior statesman program 10-11
nominated for membership into the nation society of high school scholars 11
Band council member 12
Co coordinator for community service 11
nominated for participation in the national student leadership conference</p>

<p>Misc:
award of excellence for placement on the national spanish exam
photography featured in various publications
federal credit union west scholarship winner
teaching self how to play the oboe</p>

<p>Courses:
graduating with 30 credits
have taken some honors, dual enrollment, and one AP class</p>

<p>Thanks for the help!!</p>

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<p>There are a number of state universities that have strong environmental science/environmental studies program: Univ of Oregon, Univ of Maine, Univ of Vermont, to name just a few. </p>

<p>What are your preferences as to school size, location, urban/rural, Greek scene, sports, etc. With more information, people could give you better guidance.</p>

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<p>I think I want to go to a small liberal arts college. As far as Greek life goes I probably won't be joining but do not mind the Greek system as long as it doesn't hold a social monopoly over the school. I am looking at west and east coast schools and trying to refrain from midwestern schools. As far as location I don't think I'll mind an isolated school (I was recently at Whitman and loved it) as long as there is enough to do on campus.</p>