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See the degree grade →Los Rios Community College District offers Anthropology as a grouped program across its colleges, with award options including AA, AAT, AS and certificate pathways. The program suits students exploring human cultures, past and present, who want transfer options or vocational grounding before further study.
Anthropology is offered within the Los Rios Community College District at American River College, Cosumnes River College, Folsom Lake College and Sacramento City College. The district lists multiple award types available in Anthropology: Associate of Arts (AA), Associate in Arts for Transfer (AAT), Associate of Science (AS), and Certificate.
Detailed course content and specific modules differ by campus and pathway (AA, AAT, AS, certificate). For precise course listings and required units, consult the individual college Anthropology program page within the Los Rios district.
Entry criteria and prerequisites are set at the campus level and vary by award type. Prospective students should review the admissions and program placement information for the college (ARC, CRC, FLC or SCC) where they intend to enroll.
Career outcomes depend on the award earned and any subsequent transfer or further study. The district provides multiple credential options to support transfer to four‑year programs or to prepare students for entry-level roles; students should review transfer agreements and career services at their campus for specific guidance.
Financial aid, scholarships and funding opportunities are administered by each college and the district. Students should contact the financial aid office at their selected Los Rios college to learn about applicable grants, scholarships and aid for Anthropology students.
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