XPost: soc.college.admissions, sci.chem   
   From: liseb17@verizon.net   
      
   You might look at Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass. It's overall an   
   excellent school, and I think their Biochemistry department is pretty good   
   too. I did research there last summer (though in Chemistry, not Biochem) and   
   I liked the area (close to Boston) and the faculty as well. It *is* far away   
   from Arizona though (duh ;)) so unless the long distance isn't an issue,   
   it's probably not for you. Good luck, and hope this helps!   
      
   "Aquatic DubMonkey"  wrote in message   
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   > Hi everyone. I'm currently attending a two-year college here in   
   > Arizona in pursuit of a A.S:sr; thats an Associates in Science that is   
   > specifically geared towards a specific major for when you transfer. In   
   > my case the major is Biochemistry.   
   >   
   >    What I need some suggestions and help with is this: I'm currently   
   > planning on transferring to ASU after receiving my A.S, I'll be   
   > working towards my B.S. I'd be happy to attend ASU, but I want to make   
   > sure that the school I receive my B.S from has a very good   
   > Biochemistry program, so I'm exploring my options.   
   >   
   >    I've been given the names of four colleges, Williams, UMass at   
   > Amherst, Carleton (Canada), and Yale.   
   >   
   >    Could anyone let me know of any other colleges that have great   
   > Biochem undergrad programs? I'd especially like to know of any that   
   > are in my region of the country, specifically the Pacific Coast   
   > (California, Oregon, Washington).   
   >   
   >    Any help with this would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks.   
      
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