Well, as you know that East Asian Studies is not a major or faculty, instead it is a interdisciplinary program which is taken as a springboard for PHD program, you seem already have a focus like anthropology ?it is good for you to have a specific focus because I don't think an EALC phd degree will win you more chance when it come to find an anthropology related job. Like if you wanna focus on Inter-Korea relations then maybe political science might be the best choice. Because people learn really general things there in RSEA department. I know a few alumnus one of them works at the East Asian Triple Cooperation in South Korea (class 2010) and others are pursuing their phd in history department or sociology department, yeah there are people who are in EALC but rarely from RSEA, and also I happened to know that class 2013 have very few people who intended to continue their phd study in EALC, but may I ask what is your plan for phd before I make any further suggestions.