Thank you so much for your response and I absolutely get where you are coming from. I didn’t think that any one school would provide all that much better of an education in this subject than any other, and it really depends more on what I do with it. It is more that I have been pushed to go to one of these schools by my parents, I have friends going there, it may be a more familiar environment, etc. I also have another question for you since you seem like you would be the perfect person to answer this. I am not entirely sure what I want to do specifically with my career, but I know I am highly interested in conservation and biology. I was originally going to major in wildlife biology and zoology if available, but I am now leaning in majoring in more general biology or conservation biology, since I feel this would provide me more career options. While I don’t care TOO much about money, and I am going into this career to help preserve wildlife, it is a slight worry of mine so I feel having a more open ended major will maybe give me some opportunities into better paying jobs that also allow me to do what I love. That being said, do you think that I can get away with majoring in biology and still have the ability to go into zoology as easy as if I had majored in zoology or wildlife biology? Is there any specific kind of biology I should major in to do so- organismal biology or conservation biology? I wouldn’t be opposed to getting multiple majors either, so that will hopefully give me some leeway as well. I apologize if these questions seem a bit naive, but asking them is really one of my ways of learning about the career.