What is CSU’s Zoology program like?
I’m going into my senior year and trying to figure out some college things ahead of time. I really liked the idea of CSU and have friends there that absolutely love it but i want a more specific view/opinion. About a month ago I took a tour of the biology/zoology program and it was… underwhelming. The tour made the zoology program feel tiny, which I know isn’t true considering just how good it is. I want to know from current or recent students in the zoology program what’s it actually like? class sizes? is there good field experience or mostly lectures? favorite things? things you don’t like or wish were different? Literally any information on it is super helpful. I should also specify i’m not interested in zoology for veterinary reasons, i want to major in it to mostly hopefully train animals, or hands on rehabilitation. Things like working in a Zoo/aquarium, shelter, training working dogs, rehabilitating and releasing animals with medical problems, relocation, etc. I’ll also gladly take any info/opinions on campus and student life. I’m a colorado native so weather or other state specific things aren’t a big concern for me as I love it here. Thanks for taking the time!