BA/BS in Anthropology

Anthropology gives students a broad, holistic understanding of humans past and present. Students study archaeology, cultural, linguistic and biological anthropology, and are urged to gain practical experience via research, placements and fieldwork. Majors choose a general track or an anthropological methods and practice track, and online students take the general track in its online form. A residency requirement places a block of upper-level hours in the department. Students keep a 2.0 cumulative GPA in major requirements and must earn a C or better across core requirements and restricted electives, with limited flexibility for one C-minus on request. Internship or co-op credit may count with prior approval. The program is offered through the Sciences college. The page quotes one per-credit-hour rate for Florida residents and a higher one for out-of-state students, and points readers to UCF's general cost information for a fuller estimate of what a undergraduate student will pay.