Schools Looking for a college with a good neursocience, math, and physics department

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Recommendations for colleges with strong programs in neuroscience, math, and physics include NYU and the University of Pittsburgh, which are noted for their comprehensive departments in these fields. Dartmouth is also highlighted for its neuroscience department, benefiting from its Ivy League status, although its math and physics programs are less certain. The discussion emphasizes the challenge of finding undergraduate neuroscience programs and the potential for graduate schools to allow undergraduates to take their courses. Further suggestions for institutions with robust offerings in these areas are welcomed.
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Can anyone recommend a college with a good department in each of those fields? Neuroscience in undergrad is hard to find. I don't know if graduate schools will let you take their courses and make a BS degree out of it...

The two schools that come to mind with good departments in all three are NYU and U of Pitt.

Any recommendations?

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I know dartmouth is supposed to have a really good neuroscience deparment, or group, or whatever level of organization neuroscience falls under (my friend is going there). I don't know about their math and physics programs, but they can't be too shabby, since it is ivy league
 
I'll check it out, thanks.

Any others?
 
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