Ba anthropology in biological anthropology in University of minnesota twin cities

Anthropology is the study of human beings and cultures throughout the world during the present and past. Said another way, it is the study of who we are, and how we came to be that way. Anthropology is partly a natural science, partly a social science, and partly a humanistic study. Anthropology majors compare and contrast the biological, social, and cultural similarities and differences of humans and their societies across the globe and develop a sophisticated understanding of the biological unity of our species.

Official high school transcript, Typical SAT range (1850-2110), ACT (27-32), Average GPA 3.61

Graduates find non-academic jobs in the private and public sectors. Private industry consulting, environmental firms. Product development and marketing firms, as well as the nonprofit sector all employ anthropologists because of the unique observational and critical thinking skills they possess.

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