<p>@Jugulator20</p>
<p>What we meant (at least, what I meant) was that biology programs at the undergraduate level are, for all intents and purposes, the same–not that literally every exam, question, book, professor, etc. are the same. No matter where you go, you will learn the same things about cell theory, Mendel’s plants, natural selection. Cell division and chromosomal replication don’t change because you take the course at a different institution. Whether you take introductory biology at UConn or UCLA, mitosis and meiosis are the same. Plant cell walls are the same no matter where you take a course on plant biology. Cladograms and evolutionary trees don’t change just because you take a course somewhere else. The pituitary gland produces the same hormones regardless of which professor is teaching the course. The material is essentially the same, and one particular biology undergraduate program is not appreciably different from any other in this regard.</p>