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what's the difference in having CALS biologicals sciences and CAS biological sciences???
and check out the RD roster, the score ranges from 1300-1580, imagine if ppl like me who are 1400- get in and the 1500s don't ha, that would be pretty funny.
The two programs are exactly the same. The only difference is the cost of tuition (if you are instate and go to CALS), and the requirements for each school. CALS does not have as many writing and language requirements.
Yes, but since so many in-state kids apply, the acceptance percentages for in-state and out-of-state are pretty much the same. CALS accepted like 950 out of 3400 applicants last year, so I don't really think it's any easier to get into.
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