<p>Hi,
I’m a high school junior and I really want to go to a catholic school. Like bad. I went to catholic school all my life and when I got to public high school, it missed it beyond anything. So, I really found my niche in Biology or Chemistry. I hope to please both stipulations. Also, I don’t really want to go to a school with a HUGE population. Thanks for all the help!</p>
<p>University of Portland offers both BS and BA in biology, Env. Sci. with a bio concentration, and a minor in neuroscience. Their chemistry BS is ACS certified.
Total student population is about 4,000.</p>
<p>Ave Maria Universtiy:
Its been rated as one of the top Catholic Universities by the Cardinal Newman Society.
[Biochemistry</a> at AMU](<a href=“http://avemaria.edu/MajorsPrograms/UndergraduateProgramMajors/Biochemistry.aspx]Biochemistry”>http://avemaria.edu/MajorsPrograms/UndergraduateProgramMajors/Biochemistry.aspx)
It has an extremely beautiful campus located in South Florida. It is relatively new but is completely accredited. It has around 700 Undergraduates.</p>
<p>University of Dallas is one the top Catholic Colleges in the country. It has the most National Merit Scholars for any Catholic College. It also has a grand Rome Program that most students take. It is a bit expensive but provides great aid.:
[University</a> of Dallas - Biology](<a href=“404 - Page Not Found - University of Dallas”>404 - Page Not Found - University of Dallas)
[University</a> of Dallas - Chemistry](<a href=“404 - Page Not Found - University of Dallas”>404 - Page Not Found - University of Dallas)
It is home to around 1000 undergrad students. </p>
<p>Both schools following the Magesterium fully and are considered a bit conservative. However, many Ave Maria University and University of Dallas fit the fiscal liberal social conservative bent.</p>
<p>Both do not teach Earth in 7 days, YE Creation (i.e. 6500 years old). They are considered good science departments. </p>
<p>hope this helps,
Kyp Durron</p>
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