Answers to frequently asked questions about the undergraduate program in the UC Davis Department of Anthropology.
A list of equivalent coursework at California Community Colleges can be found on ASSIST. Courses that are listed in ASSIST will count toward major requirements since the Anthro department has already reviewed them for equivalency. Any courses not listed in ASSIST (or taken at another 4 year university) must be reviewed by the department. Students will need to email a copy of the syllabus of the course they took (or plan to take) to the ANT advisors for review here:
Yes, you may take ANT major courses pass/no pass, up to the limits set by the University (one third of your total units taken at UC Davis including courses you are required to take pass/no pass) and the College of Letters and Science (one-fourth of your total units taken at UC Davis not including courses that are required to be graded on a pass/no-pass basis only). In addition, if you are considering graduate or professional school sometime in your future, it is not advised to take many courses pass/no-pass as it could impact your admissions.
For the ANT minor, students can take no more than two courses on a pass/no-pass basis for the minor. You must also meet the university and your college's policies regarding number of units taken pass/no pass.