Studying anthropology at Universidad de Chile

This is my first year of university. At the beginning, it was a little bit stressing, as I expected. But now, I think I'm adapted to the ritm.  I have six subjects in this semester, also an English course. In general, we learn the basics of anthropology and social sciences, like the historical origins of this science, investigation methods, the social contex of our time, and of past times. There is no too much work load, you just have to do it on time, and make sure that you're understanding what you're doing. Honestly I still don't know which buildings are specifically FACSO, and the campus is so big that I frequently get lost. But at least the bathrooms are very conortable, and the people is kind, so they help me to find my classes at the firs weeks. About the teaching methods, I would say that are pretty effective, considering that in a few months, my perspective of social and cultural phenomena became more complete an complex. But I would still like to go out to field job to museums and archeological sites, but it's still to early for that. For now the only thing I can do is investigating and visiting museums and other places by myself, and that's exactly what I'm doing. That way I wanna be a more complete person and a better anthropologyst.