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Admissions
Acceptance Rate
46
Applied
12
Accepted
12
Enrolled
Applying
55
Application Fee - Domestic
90
Application Fee - International
Yes
Electronic applications accepted?
Application Deadlines
Type | Domestic | International | Priority date |
---|---|---|---|
Fall deadline | December 1st | December 1st | No |
Entrance Requirements
Exam | Details | |
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Doctoral Degree Exam | GRE scores not required | |
Doctoral Degree Requirements | Bachelor degree and Master's degree in Anthropology from a regionally accredited university (transcripts). 3.3 GPA in graduate course work, resume, statement of purpose (see program website), 3 letters of reference, and writing sample. |
Exam | Details | |
---|---|---|
TOEFL: Required | TOEFL IBT score: 78 | |
IELTS: Recommended |
IELTS Paper score: 6.5 |
Tuition & Fees
Tuition & Fees
$24,057
Tuition & Fees
Financial Support
Financial award applicants must submit: | FAFSA |
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Application deadlines for financial awards | January 15 |
Types of financial support available |
Fellowships Scholarship and/or loans Graduate Assistantships Federal Work-Study |
Student Body
29
Total Graduate Students
6%
International Breakout (representing other countries)
Race/Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latino | 10.34% |
---|---|
Black or African American | 3.45% |
White or Caucasian | 65% |
American Indian or Alaska Native | Not Reported |
Asian | 3.45% |
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander | Not Reported |
Two or more races | 10.34% |
Unknown | Not Reported |
Gender
Male (24%)
Female (75%)
Faculty
18
Total faculty
Full-time - 18
Part-time - 0
Male (8)
Female (10)
Research
Focus of faculty research: | Skeletal Biology, Bioarchaeology, Forensic Anthropology; North American Paleoindians, hunter-gatherer archaeology, Southwest prehistory, the organization of lithic technology, geoarchaeology, paleoenvironments, landscape archaeology, human evolutionary ecology, Cultural Resource Management and applied archaeology; developing and testing forensic anthropological methods for reconstructing biological profiles, trauma patterns, and the post mortem interval; addresses migration and sex and ancestry |
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Externally sponsored research expenditures last year: | 1,037,384 |
Location & Contact
Address
601 University Drive
San Marcos, TX 78666
United States
San Marcos, TX 78666
United States
Texas State University
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