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From: haake@eagle.cvs.rochester.edu (Bill Haake)
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Subject: Re: marine bio
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Date: 6 Feb 90 18:45:22 GMT
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In article <1905@lafcol.UUCP> faccipop@lafcol.UUCP (Facciponti Patricia A.) writes:
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>I am looking for some colleges and universities which offer an undergrad
>degree in marine biology.  A young friend of mine is interested in pursuing

I know its not in the Northeast but...

Check out the University of South Carolina. They have an excellent Marine
Science Program. The address is:

Marine Science Program
University of South Carolina
Columbia, SC 29208

Columbia is near the center of the state about 1.5 hours from the coast at its
nearest (that is Charleston). The University runs the Belle Baruch Institute
for Marine Science and Coastal Research (I think I got that right) which is
a research organization with a very impressive field station near Georgetown,
SC.


Bill Haake                      haake@cvs.rochester.edu    (128.151.80.13)
University of Rochester         (716) 275-8680