In North America students interested in archaeology usually major in anthropology, which has four subfields—cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, linguistics, and archaeology. Students majoring in anthropology must take courses in all four subfields. When researching colleges and universities, look for a school that has a department of anthropology with at least one archaeologist on the faculty. Also look at what opportunities for field work and lab work may be available.

NASA does not recommend specific institutions or courses of instruction. Please contact accredited universities of your choice to determine if instruction is offered in the aerospace field. The qualifications for becoming an astronaut are covered in the Astronaut Selection Web site. See similar questions...

In order to change your major within CASNR you will have to get a departmental major change form from the Dean's office, generally there are no GPA requirements. In order to change your major to a major within a different college the student would have to go to the college of the major they wish to transfer into and fill out an academic transfer form. Certain colleges have different GPA requirements; the student must be accepted by that college. See similar questions...

First of all, we do not have a list of recommended schools for those wishing to serve with Wycliffe. There are many good colleges out there so we are hesitant to recommend any one to the exclusion of others. Second, more important than a degree from a specific school is a young person's development of character, spiritual maturity, personal purity, and moral integrity. See similar questions...

Well, Tony Buechler (webmaster of Mellencamp.com) spoke to John's sister, Janet, at the Louisville show on 7/14/99, and she set the record straight. According to her, the "J" stands for nothing. So, John J Mellencamp would be correct. See similar questions...

Well, Tony Buechler spoke to John’s sister, Janet, at the Louisville show on 7/14/99, and she set the record straight. According to her, the "J" stands for nothing. So, John J Mellencamp would be correct. See similar questions...

A major or concentration in Art History and Archaeology lays the basis for pursuit of a variety of careers including law, medicine, business, and academe, among others. Critical study teaches the student not only the particulars of the art, archaeology, and architecture under study, but also the broader analytical and synthetic skills needed for mature, reasoned, and inventive solutions to broad-based questions in any field. See similar questions...

Students who wish to change their college, major, degree, or adviser should first consult their college dean. The actual change is processed through Registration and Records, 107 Canfield Administration Building, 472-3681. At the time of the change, the student will be assigned a new adviser by the dean of the new college. Remember, if you change majors or colleges the application of your transfer credits may change, as well as other college or department specific policies. See similar questions...

There are about 100 U.S. colleges and universities that offer a Ph.D. in astronomy and many more that offer other degrees. The American Astronomical Society (AAS) has a career brochure with advice on selecting an appropriate college. (See question #14 in this FAQ for ordering information.) When selecting a college, consider your preference for a small school or a large university and visit the campus before making a final decision. See similar questions...

Any person may attend who is a high school graduate, has passed the State Proficiency Test, obtained a G.E.D., or is 18 years of age or older. Students whose legal residence is outside the state of California or who have not resided in the state for one year and one day prior to the first day of the semester may apply for admission as non-resident students and are subject to non-resident fees. High school students may enroll with written permission from the high school principal or counselor. See similar questions...

If you've applied, been accepted and decided Alma College is the place for you, you may send your $200 commitment deposit in to the Admissions Office by check or credit card, or pay your deposit online with a credit card here. See similar questions...

I did the five-year plan at Indiana University Of Pennsylvania in Indiana, PA, graduating with a BA in journalism in May of 1996. I started there as a journalism major and English minor, loved it, but hit a major roadblock with my parents (who were footing the bill) once they learned what KIND of a journalist I planned to become. See similar questions...

You need to visit the Career Development Center. They are located on the 3rd floor of Mary Martin Hall. Their website is www.auburn.edu/career See similar questions...

A student who has been fully admitted to the College and who wishes to change majors within the College must complete the Change of Major/Admission to Upper Division form. This form must be submitted to a CBA advisor. See similar questions...

If you want to major in biological sciences at Cornell, you can apply to either the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences or the College of Arts and Sciences. Since course requirements for the biology major are the same in both colleges, we advise you to make your college choice according to your secondary interests. It is the non-biology course options and requirements that vary from college to college. See similar questions...

CHRIS: Hey Kayla, if it's okay we would like to keep in touch with you throughout the school year to see how well you're doing. CHRIS: I tell you what we'll do. We'll take a break. We'll stay on the line and continue to talk to Kayla. CHRIS: And when we come back, I think Robbie is waiting for us. We're going to answer some questions from the viewers and talk about the shuttle mission. See similar questions...

People attend conventions for different reasons--the main thing to remember is that these conventions allow you the unique opportunity to be immersed in the tattooing world, where staring at other people's tattoos, or people staring at yours aren't meant as an insult or an offense. You might have read and perused through tattoo magazines and thought "No way! These guys are way too radical for me!" Just remember that everybody was born naked with no tattoos or extra holes in their body. See similar questions...

No. At CIPFA, we appreciate that we all lead very different lives and face different demands on our time. So, when it comes to studying professional qualification we recognise that flexibility is the key. That is why we offer a choice of study methods. These include our Open Learning system or attendance at your local college using CIPFA’s high-quality study material. For further information visit the study’s methods section of the website; link to study methods section See similar questions...