Grad Schools Earth Sciences

[CarlosN]

Hello guys so this is my first post here, I'm currently trying to figure out what schools are right for me and I was hoping maybe some of you have had experiences with schools I'm trying to get into. My major is Environmental Science and I'm planning on doing either Geology or something related to the environment in any way, the schools I'm applying to aren't the best in the field but since my gpa isn't too good I know I won't be accepted at major universities. Some schools Ive contacted are Boise State, Chico State (Cal State Chico), Oregon State, Cal State Fullerton, Old Dominion, University of Nebraska, University of Colorado Denver. If you guys have had any experiences with these schools or you graduated from there let me know!

Thanks Guys

[ssynny]

Maybe you just didn't want to talk about it a lot, but I really think you should have a much better idea of what you want to do other than "something related to the environment in anyway". There's so much research going on in earth and environmental science that even narrowing down to water issues would be good. Do these school focus on research you're interested in? If you really have no idea, it's not too late to do some internships are work in a lab for a year. Best of luck though!