Associate in Arts in Direct Transfer Agreement (AA-DTA) in Biological/Physical Anthropology in Puyallup United States | Pierce College District

Developed by Pierce faculty, this roadmap charts the foundational coursework for this career path and for transferring to a four-year university. It offers a structured approach to degree completion by detailing a tailored set of courses aligned with your program and professional goals. The plan is carefully crafted with the correct credit load to satisfy degree criteria. Courses follow a suggested sequence; please plan your schedule accordingly. If a course isn't available, choose the next suitable option in the sequence. Any modifications to this plan require advisor consultation to ensure all degree requirements are met. Each course includes a purpose statement clarifying its relevance to your career. Sometimes you'll need to select from multiple course options—use these purpose statements and notes to pick what best matches your goals. Action items are included to help you stay on track for timely graduation. While this roadmap serves as an excellent guide for earning an Associate in Arts – Direct Transfer Agreement Degree, you remain accountable for meeting all degree obligations.