Ba in anthropology in Southern methodist university

The Anthropology Department at SMU prepares undergraduate students to meet the increasing demand for a scientifically trained and globally minded workforce. Students study human behavior and societies by adopting a cross-cultural perspective regarding the customs, cultures, languages, and social lives of different peoples around the world. Human populations of the prehistoric past, in places like Guatemala (Maya), Peru (Inca), and the American Southwest, are also studied. The study of the fossil record, forensics, and primates also provide clues about the origins and evolution of humans.

Official high school transcript, Completed application, Copy of Passport, Counselor recommendation, Teacher recommendation, Extracurricular resume, Test scores: IELTS, TOEFL, SAT, ACT

Cultural anthropologists are employed as diversity consultants and cultural analysts, identifying potential international markets or production locations.

15th Jan