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Anonymous wrote:I think it’s good for aviation and that’s about it? How bad are the grades?

Not bad at all. What are you implying?

She’s implying that no one in their right mind would go there out of state unless it was the only school they were accepted at.

OP if this is how you’re picking schools, maybe hire a counselor.

I have daughter at NDSU and she loved it and really enjoyed her four years there. Graduating in a few weeks and already has a job in her field. Honestly, Fargo is better than Grand Forks IMHO.

These sites may offer you further ideas for schools to explore:

https://www.collegexpress.com/lists/list/the-experts-choice-colleges-for-the-outdoorsy-student/740/

https://www.collegetransitions.com/dataverse/top-colleges-environmental-science/

University of Nevada-Reno is very close to Lake Tahoe. Maybe Cal Poly SLO? It’s near the beach and the mountains and it’s a pretty well regarded school on the west coast.

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s good for aviation and that’s about it? How bad are the grades?

Not bad at all. What are you implying?

Anonymous wrote:Ready to be frozen to death?

That’s right, I heard every student at UND freezes to death at some point. That’s why no one graduates.

they put that one guy in the wood chipper in that movie

What about the University of Vermont?

Ready to be frozen to death?

I believe that region of ND is flat. Is there a specific type of environment she is searching for?

I think it’s good for aviation and that’s about it? How bad are the grades?

A kid who loves the great outdoors should look into schools in Colorado.

Northern arizona university.

Don't know how envsci is at either school, but I'd definitely rather spend four years in Fargo than Grand Forks!

Good for an envsci major who adores the great outdoors? We're looking outside our bubble.