* Location: Are you looking for colleges in a specific state, region, or country?
* Size: Do you prefer a large university or a small liberal arts college?
* Type of program: Are you interested in a specific area of biology (e.g., marine biology, genetics, molecular biology)? Some schools specialize in certain areas.
* Research opportunities: Do you want a college known for undergraduate research opportunities in biology?
* Other factors: Cost, campus culture, etc.
To find colleges with biology majors, I recommend using online college search tools. Here are some resources:
* College Board: [www.collegeboard.org](www.collegeboard.org) Allows you to search by major and other criteria.
* Peterson's: [www.petersons.com](www.petersons.com) Similar to the College Board, offering detailed college profiles.
* US News & World Report: [www.usnews.com/best-colleges](www.usnews.com/best-colleges) Ranks colleges and provides information on their programs.
* Individual college websites: Once you've identified some potential colleges, visit their websites to explore their biology department and specific program details.
By using these resources and specifying your search criteria, you can easily find a comprehensive list of colleges offering biology majors that meet your individual needs.