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Preparing for the Major

Students who are interested in the Archaeology major are encouraged (but not required) to do the following:

  • Attend the Archaeology undergraduate Peer Advisor's office hours to ask questions, get course recommendations, learn about events, etc.

  • Take one of the three core classes (ARCHLGY 1, 102, or 103)

  • Attend one of our weekly events: lunch talks, coffee social, and basketweaving/flintknapping club

Declaring the Major

To declare a major in Archaeology, students should:

  1. Contact the Archaeology student services officer opens in a new tab, who provides a course tracking form, answers initial questions, and helps choose a faculty advisor.

  2. Apply for the BA in Archaeology on Axess.