I already decided I want a major in paleopathology and another in forensic sciences and the best schools for that are either in the States or England. There I have my dilema: the States are broke, so it would be very difficult to get a good living condition and england is well...england (expensive, with low living conditions for students and very rainy). Neither is very attractive to me, so I think I`m gonna take my time to make a desicion about that.

I would like to work in a museum and  colaborating with cases of forensic interest when is needed. For one side, working in a museum is a job in wich I can easily get involved with the educational institutions and expanding the critical knowledge that bioarchaeology has to offer. For the other side, I think that a forensic anthropologist is one of the few kinds of anthropologist that get really involved with national contingency, not just like an observer but also as an social actor. And that sounds good to me, to be an active participant of the legal and mediatic cases of massive criminal events or helping with cases of natural disasters.

I would prefer a job that gives me a lot of flexibility and autonomy about the topics that are needed to get worked. I also like to have company, so having a lot of co-workers it would be nice.
 

About my strengths and weaknesses I don’t know what I would say in a job interview but I can tell you the truth. About my weakness, I am mega spacy and I don’t like to follow the rules when they don´t make sense to me. And strengths…I don’t feel I have a particular one. I feel I only work if someone is pushing me to do so, but to answer this part I just asked a long time classmate and she said I have skills in team work and good disposition to affront the adversity.