Anthropology, B.S. Transfer MAP

Year 1 (Junior Year)

Semester 1 - Fall (16-18 Units)

• Major (Core): ANTH 103 - Biological Anthropology Units: 3   
• Major (Core): ANTH 104 - Cultural Anthropology Units: 3   
• Major (Core): ANTH 105 - Archaeology and World Prehistory Units: 3   
• Major (Core): ANTH 210 - Introduction to the Anthropology Major Units: 1   
• Major (Concentration) Take two courses ^{[1, 2]} Units: 6-8

Semester 2 - Spring (13-15 Units)

• Major (Core): ANTH 102 - Introduction to the Anthropology of Language Units: 3   
• Major (Core) Methods: ANTH 318 - Ethnography Units: 4   OR ANTH 330 - Method and Theory in Biological Anthropology Units: 4   
• Major (Concentration): Take two courses ^{[1, 2]} Units: 6-8

Year 2 (Senior Year)

Semester 3 - Fall (13-14 Units)

• Major (Core) and GWAR: ANTH 310W - Critical Histories of Culture, Race, and Science Units: 4   
• Major (Core) Applied Leadership: ANTH 482 - Anthropology Internship Units: 2   OR ANTH 483 - Anthropology Teaching and Leadership Units: 2    
• Major (Core) Methods: ANTH 318 - Ethnography Units: 4   OR ANTH 350 - Method and Theory in Archaeology Units: 4   
• Major (Concentration): Take one concentration course ^{[1, 2]} Units: 3-4

Semester 4 - Spring (13-16 Units)

• Major (Core): ANTH 410 - Anthropology Capstone Units: 4   
• Major (Concentration): Take three concentration courses ^{[1, 2]} Units: 9-12

Major Notes:

^[1] Some concentration courses will double-count for GE and/or DCG. If you do not select double-count courses you will need to add separate courses to meet the requirements. Plan your courses in consultation with an advisor.

^[2] Discuss your plan for concentration courses with your advisor. Not all courses are offered every semester, and some courses have prerequisites. Students in the Linguistic Anthropology concentration should take particular note of the rotation for ANTH 340, ANTH 341, and ANTH 390.

Transfer Notes

• Complete enough units to reach the total of 120 units required for the degree.
• Complete two Diversity and Common Ground (DCG) courses, at least one course must have a domestic focus (DCG-domestic). Look for General Education courses that double-count for DCG.
• Complete 9 units upper division General Education (3 units each areas B, C and D); and any lower division GE or American Institutions (US History and US/CA Government) courses not taken prior to transfer.
• See the Cal Poly Humboldt catalog for course descriptions as well as, major, general education, American Institutions, and Diversity & Common Ground requirements.