Anthropology (ANTH)

The anthropology program takes a four-field approach to the study of the human condition, offering courses in archaeology, biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, and linguistic anthropology.

Freshman
Fall	Hours	Spring	Hours
ANTH 1000 Anthropology: Culture and Adaptation	3	ENGL 1120 English Composition II	3
ENGL 1100 English Composition I	3	Foreign Language II (College Core)	4
Foreign Language I (College Core)	4	Core Fine Arts	3
Core History¹	3	Core Mathematics	3
Elective	2	Elective	3
	15		16
Sophomore
Fall	Hours	Spring	Hours
ANTH 2000 Ethnographic Methods	3	ANTH 3500 Archaeology	3
Core Literature¹	3	Core Science II	4
COMM 1000	3	LBAR 2010 Liberal Arts Careers Preparation	2
Core Science I	4	Core Social Science	3
Core History to complete sequence or Core Social Science¹	3	ANTH Directed Electives³	3
	16		15
Junior
Fall	Hours	Spring	Hours
ANTH 3100 Language and Culture	3	ANTH 3300 Biological Anthropology	3
Core Humanities (except COMM 1000) or Core Literature to complete sequence¹	3	PSYC 2130 Analytics for Social and Behavioral Sciences	3
Electives	6	Electives	4
ANTH Directed Electives²	3	ANTH Directed Electives²	6
	15		16
Senior
Fall	Hours	Spring	Hours
ANTH 4310 Theories of Culture in Anthropology³	3	Electives	9
Electives	9	ANTH Directed Electives²	3
ANTH Directed Electives²	3	UNIV 4AA0 Achieve the Creed	0
	15		12
Total Hours: 120

¹: Students are required to complete a two-course history sequence or a two-course literature sequence. They are also required to complete one Core History or Core Literature in the discipline not selected as the sequence.
²: Students must meet with their ANTH Program advisors to identify approved courses for electives and ANTH Directed electives.
³: ANTH 4310 is recommended for all juniors and seniors.