You would not need an accounting, econ, or finance degree and rarely those classes if are a Anthropology major. A Physical or Biological Anthropologist would take math, chem, physics, and lots of bio. You also have Linguistic Anthropologists to food Anthropologists. Most cities need certified Anthropologists to approve and archive any sort of historical site or acquistion. If they like art more Anthropologists fit in fantastically working in museums.
If they went that direction could obtain a Museum Management business degree. Anyways, there are certain schools that have a traditionally larger and generally better program than another. Many Students make the common mistake of buying into a Colleges name which is still a product of marketing and tradition on the bachelors level rather than the individual department which is more important. I want to study traditional cultures, shamanism, mystics, and the various psychologies of various cultures.
Cross-cultural anthropology in general is a big interest of mine and while transpersonal anthropology is my favorite sub-discipline of cultural anthropology, I am also interested in studying other aspects of human culture as well music, dance, sexuality, diet, psychology, ect. I am interested in in physical anthropology too, especially the taxonomy of humans and their close relatives, but yeah I know I have to specialize in one branch or the other.
I am not looking to become rich Although I suppose there's no harm in asking the question, how is the average income for cultural anthropology researchers, eg such as those studying aboriginal cultures and their various forms of mysticism, shamanism, music, dance, sexuality, and so on? I believe those would be concentrated under Social Cultural Anthropology on a graduate level. What you are interested in just isn't well supported in the UC system.
You may want to consider a small private college that may more suit your interests. Your other option is checking out a out of state country college like University of British Columbia which has an excellent Anthropology program as well.
Realize the competition is fierce to become a University level full time faculty Anthropology instructor even if you earn your PhD. You would have to independently or through the University have published papers to be taken seriously.
But yeah I can look into other some privateuniversities I'd like to one day do fieldwork in the Amazon with shamans and indigenous tribes. For my undergraduate education I've chosen San Francisco State, for the price, the location, and for some of the specific anthropology classes they offer, like visual anthro, film and anthro, ethnology of dance, anthro of religion, anthro internship, and many others.
A lot of the other schools I looked at in California offer in my opinion very general somewhat boring anthro classes. I had considered Berkeley, but decided I didn't want to spend the money and their undergrad anthropology program didn't look like anything special.
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