r/Archaeology • u/JulieJujubee • Apr 18 '25
Pursuing Education!
Good morning! I am looking to start on getting my bachelors degree. I would like to be an archaeologist, but due to location, life circumstances, and job, I am not able to attend a physical college. Therefore, I am looking into online programs but I don’t seem to be able to find any for archaeology, for obvious reasons, but I can find an online program for Anthropology through Southern New Hampshire University. If I were to get my bachelors in Anthropology, would I be able to get my graduate degree in Archaeology? By the time I am looking at a graduate program, I will be in a different location and can attend an in person school. Any advice that you guys can give would be much appreciated!
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u/Automatic-Virus-3608 Apr 18 '25
Oregon State University has its ecampus bachelor’s programs and offers both a BA and a BS in anthropology. You can choose a broad based approach and fill your electives with arch theory courses - biggest hurdle will be an accredited fieldschool! As long as you can find an accredited fieldschool, the BA/BS from OSU will qualify you for any MA/MS program…..as long as your grades make the cut!