Associate in Arts (AA) Anthropology (Transfer)

Course Overview This Associate in Arts in Anthropology for Transfer (AA-T) degree provides a foundational understanding of human origins, culture, and social behavior, serving as a direct pathway to a CSU bachelor's program. Students will explore the four primary subfields of anthropology—sociocultural, linguistic, biological/physical, and archaeology—through a scientific and humanistic lens. The program equips students with critical thinking skills and a comprehensive perspective on what it means to be human, preparing them for further study and a variety of careers. Key Program Highlights Guaranteed admission to the California State University (CSU) system for students who complete the degree Exploration of all four major subfields: sociocultural, linguistic, biological/physical anthropology, and archaeology Focus on the scientific method and its application to understanding human evolution and cultural development Preparation for diverse careers by developing critical analysis, research, and cross-cultural communication skills Student-centered learning environment committed to high academic standards and facilitating success