Anthropology, B.S. (All Concentrations) 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: Take two Concentration courses. 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: Take two Concentration courses. 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: 1   
• Major (Core) Methods: ANTH 318 - Ethnography Units: 4   OR ANTH 350 - Method and Theory in Archaeology Units: 4   
• Major: Take one concentration course. Units: 3-4

Semester 4 - Spring (13-16 Units)

• Major (Core): ANTH 410 - Anthropology Capstone Units: 4   
• Major: Take three concentration courses. Units: 9-12

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.
• Complete the Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement (GWAR); some GWAR courses double-count for upper division General Education areas C and D.
• See the Cal Poly Humboldt catalog for course descriptions as well as, major, general education, American Institutions, and Diversity & Common Ground requirements.
• For more information regarding guaranteed transfer credit, see Associate Degrees for Transfer (ADT).
• For more information regarding transfer credit, visit the Office of the Registrar.