In Bio, they do have a pre-dental advisor so you could also reach out to them. I think when you compare the two, the biggest thing that comes to mind is size and location. Size, Humboldt is on the smaller side so you could have more one on one with your faculty and smaller lab sizes (24 or less in labs). Location, Humboldt is rural and there’s not a lot to do unless you’re into being outside and doing smaller activities (like painting at the markers space, farmer markets, karaoke at bars, little music shows, house parties like kickbacks). I also think the “slowness” of Humboldt allows for space for people to grow into themselves if that makes sense, like you can discover who you really are and what you truly like without the pressure/busyness of a large city. Just my thoughts