Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 12:59     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

Anonymous wrote:Anthropology is famous for being the easiest major.

It's the major of choice for fake prodigies who go to East-SouthEast Nowhere State College at age 13.


I’m OP. The kids I’m referring to are at Princeton, Duke, and Wake Forest. Not nowhere schools.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 12:54     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

Anonymous wrote:It is fairly popular at my kid's ivy. Lots go into consulting related to the field or the nonprofit sector, others go law school, some do funded grad school targeting niche careers. Many recent fulbright and rhodes and the like have been in anthropology or adjacent humanities fields.
From non-T20 type schools it seems to be a very different and significantly less successful market.


Agree. its a good T20 (private) major. Public flagships, not at all. and below T25, yikes.
Mostly women.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 12:52     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

It is fairly popular at my kid's ivy. Lots go into consulting related to the field or the nonprofit sector, others go law school, some do funded grad school targeting niche careers. Many recent fulbright and rhodes and the like have been in anthropology or adjacent humanities fields.
From non-T20 type schools it seems to be a very different and significantly less successful market.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 12:49     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

Anonymous wrote:Will this be an easier admit in college admission?


you need evidence for it.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 12:14     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

Will this be an easier admit in college admission?
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 12:05     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

I recently volunteered in an archeology related area. There were several volunteers who work at cultural resource management (CRM) firms. I did not such an industry existed. They told me that they are hired by governments, developers etc as part of infrastructure projects. They said that they hire archeologists as well as anthropologists.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 11:58     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

If I could go back to school for cub, that’s what I would study. It fascinates me!

Job prospects do seem uncertain without grad school at least.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 11:55     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

I studied anthropology and then became a journalist and author.

It's the most humanistic field (I have two other bachelors degrees as well, but anthropology changed my thinking the most)
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 11:55     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

Anonymous wrote:an archeologist digs in the ME

Note that archaeology represents a separate track from cultural anthropology.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 11:52     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

What a waste of time and money, lmao.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 11:50     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

Hamilton samples careers pursued by its anthropology majors (scroll to "Careers After Hamilton"):

https://www.hamilton.edu/academics/departments/anthropology

Positions include physician, exhibition coordinator, vice president of sales, teacher, attorney and professor.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 11:30     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

If not going straight to grad school, the jobs include: museum director or curator; an archeologist digs in the ME; city planner or community organizer for a non-profit/NGO or local governmental agency; writer or professor; media or communications professional.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 11:29     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

Anthropology is famous for being the easiest major.

It's the major of choice for fake prodigies who go to East-SouthEast Nowhere State College at age 13.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 11:27     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

med school or law school.
look at the course listing for the college. and read the professors background.
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2025 11:26     Subject: Cultural Anthroplogy Majors

Maybe it’s just coincidence, but we’ve been hearing about a lot of Cultural Anthropology majors, both on our college tours and via our friends’ kids.

Can anyone with first-hand experience tell us more about what this current generation of kids are studying via this major? And what are they doing with it after college? Thanks!