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Diablo Valley College's anthropology program enables students to explore humanity through comprehensive biological, historical, and geographical lenses. This interdisciplinary field provides a complete approach to examining every facet of human existence, from our evolutionary beginnings to contemporary social patterns. The discipline offers students both personal enrichment and practical applications through its global perspective. The curriculum covers both sociocultural behaviors and human biological characteristics. Anthropology courses aim to build foundational knowledge about human biology, ecological relationships, evolutionary processes, ancient civilizations, and cultural diversity.
This program structure allows anthropology majors to earn an associate in arts degree while fulfilling transfer requirements to California State University (CSU) or other four-year institutions for bachelor's degree completion. Earning a bachelor's degree is advised for those pursuing professional anthropology careers. Finishing this program shows dedication to the field and ensures thorough preparation for advanced academic studies.
Student will qualify for admission with one of the following: a high school diploma, by passing the California Certificate of Proficiency Test or General Education Development Test (GED) or be at least 18 years old and no longer enrolled in high school.
English Proficiency Tests: