Check with professors about what might be available. Take as much natural science, but especially biology and organic chemistry, as you can. A course in human anatomy could prove very useful. Cultural Anthropology Opportunities are somewhat better in cultural anthropology than they are in physical anthropology, but not much. State and local governments, especially where there are large urban centers, have been good job markets.
Anthropology is ideal training for that, especially if combined with other skills.
For the southern USA, Spanish is essential, but other languages may be appropriate for other countries. The Pacific Rim is an especially good market now. Volunteer work in the social services area can also be important. Business skills, such as accounting or marketing, might be useful. We would be less than honest if we told you that you would have an easy time finding an anthropology job.