Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology (Dearborn)

Anthropology stands at the nexus of the sciences and humanities, integrating physical anthropology, archaeology, social and cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, and applied studies of human problems in an effort to explain both diversity and similarity in human behavior around the world.

As an anthropology major at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, youll explore human biology, culture, religion, race, gender, communication, language, and the critical evaluation of one's own culture in the context of a globalized world. Youll explore many theories, but youll also gain skills necessary in the workplace involving communication, cultural awareness, teamwork, problem solving, planning and organizing, and qualitative and quantitative analysis.

Official high school academic documents
All freshmen must submit official transcripts for all years of secondary school work completed (U.S. and abroad). If your secondary school work has been completed in a country which has national standardized examinations, you must also submit official certificates showing results of these examinations (O or A levels, Baccalaureate, Standard X and XII, etc.). Trend of grades and mix of academic courses will be considered. Students must successfully complete their secondary school program before enrollment at UM-Dearborn.
English Proficiency Test Minimum Score for Full Academic Admission
IELTS - 6.5
Internet-Based TOEFL - 80
Computer-Based TOEFL - 213
Paper-Based TOEFL - 550