<p>I think Cultural Anthro brings a more broad global view and appreciation of other cultures which may help in your career search. Anthro seems to lend well to international careers in business, (which includes marketing to certain demographics based on observation - a career path taken by my double major anthro/business friend) int. law, teaching in areas like history, geography, anthro, area studies, even languages or archaeology if you shift that way. If you like both equally, perhaps consider an archaeology concentration which seems to be a nice balance between the two. Remember your major doesn’t dictate how successful you can become, it just helps to get you started. Where you go from there is completely up to you…</p>