/lit/ - Literature

>>3369107
I forgot to add, that you can do your undergrad in anything and still enter an MA program in linguistics. It would help if you take some ling and/or language classes in your undergrad. Another thing most departments looks for is conference experience, since its kind of the bread and butter of ling (compared to, say, pure anthropology, where publications and field work are valued more highly). Though, actually, field work is a great thing too, depending on the school you're applying too.

Just prepare to have your GPA raped if you've never taken a phonology or a syntax class, and its a requirement for your MA program.