Becoming an Archaeologist - How to Become an Archaeologist
Success Step One. First, if you haven’t already done so, make a thorough examination of yourself as to whether you really do want to go into archaeology and become an archaeologist. Do you know what becoming an archaeologist entails? Spend a few days, or longer, doing this self examination. Just make sure that becoming an archaeologist is really what you want to do. The following may sound cliché to you, but it is very true: so many people just rush into a Job because they do not know of what else is out there. So do take a little time out of your busy schedule to reflect if this is what you would like to do for the rest of your life. There is nothing wrong about being an archaeologist. You may really like it. Just make sure that your temperament and personality fit this type of job and that you know what a typical day of being an archaeologist is like.
Job Success Step Two. Complete high school. Even if you don't think you will need good marks to become an archaeologist, it never hurts to have good marks when you pursue further education afterwards. Try to make use of the time you have in high school to enjoy classes, and try to find something interesting about the subjects that you learn. It's really probably your last opportunity to be exposed to such a wide spectrum of knowledge. Take advantage of it while you can. Don't rush through school. Sure, it may be boring and dry sometimes, but just try to make it as interesting for yourself as you can. You may even learn something useful down the road someday!
Job Success Step Three. You will likely need a graduate degree in archaeology and perhaps also a license, depending on where you work. Likely, there will only be a certain ...