HELP! best HBCU for science
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Started by Natboogie
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May 2011
Natboogie
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Hello Im interested in a school with a really good science program...The schools I dont want to go to is-
*Howard-I have premed friends there who transferred out, because the science program is TERRIBLE.
*Hampton- boring **** town, boring college.
*FAMU, since everybody and their mama go there lol(its my state hbcu)
*XULA, because I want a more traditional college with sports, plus with the whole katrna thing etc.
*PVAMU Its too far from home, and they barely take OOS students anyway, and its i a boring town
*Oakwood university, its religiously affiliated, boring, too strict. Not a traditional college..
*Spelman- All womens college
Clark atlanta- not good in science from what I hear
Are there other HBCU really strong in the sciences? RSVP!!
Please and thank you!!
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"Natboogie" wrote:Hello Im interested in a school with a really good science program...
The schools I dont want to go to is-
*Howard-I have premed friends there who transferred out, because the science program is TERRIBLE.
*Hampton- boring **** town, boring college.
*FAMU, since everybody and their mama go there lol(its my state hbcu)
*XULA, because I want a more traditional college with sports, plus with the whole katrna thing etc.
*PVAMU Its too far from home, and they barely take OOS students anyway, and its i a boring town
*Oakwood university, its religiously affiliated, boring, too strict. Not a traditional college..
*Spelman- All womens college
Clark atlanta- not good in science from what I hear
Are there other HBCU really strong in the sciences? RSVP!!
Please and thank you!!
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