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Unable to visit for Dimensions? Consider visiting another day in April.
Campus Hosts: When you come to campus during the month of April, you'll have the opportunity to be matched with a current student as a lunch host during the day, or as an overnight host if you plan to stay on campus. Your host will help you experience the Dartmouth community first-hand. Register for a Dimensions visit to start the host-matching process.
We've put together some tips for making your journey to Hanover as smooth and enjoyable as possible.
Guests visiting with you are welcome to attend many of the Dimensions events. Use the filter below to see the events designed for parents and supporters.
Admissions staff will be available at McNutt Hall throughout the day to assist with questions.
Meet the Admissions team and pick up everything you need for your Dimensions of Dartmouth experience.
Admitted '29s, Parents/Supporters
Have questions about how financial aid at Dartmouth works, specific questions about your offer, or any other financial aid-related questions? Personalized and confidential assistance from a member of the Financial Aid team is available without an appointment.
Admitted '29s, Parents/Supporters
The Center for Professional Development (CPD) is a hub for career exploration and development for undergraduates of all majors, identities, and interests. Drop in to meet the CPD team and explore its resources.
Admitted '29s, Parents/Supporters
While your student attends a Dartmouth class, Lee Coffin, Vice President and Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid, and Kathryn Bezella, Assistant Vice President and Dean of Undergraduate Admissions, will welcome parents and supporters of the Dartmouth Class of 2029. Coffee and light refreshments will be served.
Parents/Supporters
How do friendships matter for academic and social success in and beyond college? Associate Professor of Sociology Janice McCabe will present her research on the ways that campuses shape college students' networks. In addition to teaching courses on gender, youth, education, social problems, and research methods, Professor McCabe is one of Dartmouth's six residential house professors. This program will be presented on April 14 only.
Parents/Supporters
While your student attends a Dartmouth class, join a faculty panel to learn about excellence in teaching at Dartmouth and how Dartmouth students benefit from their expertise and passion in and out of the classroom.
Parents/Supporters
New to Hanover? Explore campus with a student tour guide who will share their Dartmouth stories.
Admitted '29s, Parents/Supporters
Explore local options in Hanover. You will find a map of suggested restaurants and coupons for some local businesses in your student's welcome packet.
Parents/Supporters
Being the first in your family to go to college is something to celebrate! Come join us for lunch and to hear from current first-generation Dartmouth students and members of the First-Generation Office staff who will support you through your journey at the College. Dartmouth '29s who are the first in their families to go to college and their family members are welcome to join us for a lunch and panel discussion.
Admitted '29s, Parents/Supporters
New to Hanover? Explore campus with a student tour guide who will share their Dartmouth stories.
Admitted '29s, Parents/Supporters
Have questions about how financial aid at Dartmouth works, specific questions about your offer, or any other financial aid-related questions? Personalized and confidential assistance from a member of the Financial Aid team is available without an appointment.
Admitted '29s, Parents/Supporters
Drop in without an appointment to discuss accommodations, support services, and any other accessibility-related concerns with a member of the Student Accessibility Services team.
Admitted '29s, Parents/Supporters
Whether you're certain about your course of study or still developing your interests, Dartmouth's interdisciplinary curriculum is designed to help you explore far beyond your chosen concentration. We've planned four Academic Open Houses to get you started doing just that. Drop in to meet a range of faculty, staff, and students who can answer your questions, share information about their programs, and help you begin to imagine your academic future here. Visiting multiple Open Houses is encouraged!
A complete list of participating departments and centers for each Open House is coming soon.
Arts, Humanities, and Performance - Black Family Visual Arts Center
Social Sciences, Public Policy, and International Studies - Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy & Social Sciences
Engineering, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship - South Atrium, Class of 1982 Engineering and Computer Science Center
Natural and Life Sciences, Environmental Studies, and Pre-Health - Atrium, The Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy & Society
Admitted '29s, Parents/Supporters
Did you know that Dartmouth students are involved in over 350 different clubs and organizations? Come meet current students and Student Life staff to learn more about student organizations and support.
A complete list of participating Clubs/Organizations coming soon!
Admitted '29s, Parents/Supporters
While students are at the Activities & Student Life Fair, join a live recording of the popular podcast, Admissions Beat, which provides practical advice for parents and students. Lee Coffin, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid, will be joined by Jacques Steinberg '88, New York Times best-selling author of The College Conversation. Audience participation is encouraged! This program will be presented on April 14 only.
Parents/Supporters
New to Hanover? Explore campus with a student tour guide who will share their Dartmouth stories.
Admitted '29s, Parents/Supporters
Learn about the various ways that Dartmouth supports undergraduates through meaningful career exploration and into a wide range of post-graduate outcomes.
Parents/Supporters
Everyone is invited to drop in and learn more about the Native American House (NAH) LLC, a living and learning residence and cultural center dedicated to the exploration and expression of the traditional and contemporary aspects of Native American intellectual, social, cultural, and spiritual life. The NAH is a true gathering and community place for all members of the Dartmouth Family—in balance, harmony, fellowship, healing, knowledge, and strength.
Admitted '29s, Parents/Supporters
While your student explores various Dartmouth opportunities and experiences, Lee Coffin, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid, and Kathryn Bezella, Dean of Undergraduate Admissions, invite family members and supporters to enjoy drinks and a selection of local cheeses with some of the many professionals in the Dartmouth community who support students in their intellectual and personal growth.
Parents/Supporters
Spending the morning in Hanover? The official Dimensions program is done, but our admissions team will be in McNutt Hall and happy to help you plan some final adventures before you leave!
Meals in the Dining Hall
Admitted students can use their meal card for breakfast or lunch before departing. The dining hall is open for breakfast from 7:30 - 11 a.m., and for lunch from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Location: Class of 1953 Commons
Audience: Admitted '29s only
Dining in Hanover
Use the coupons admitted students received at check-in to visit one of the many great cafés or restaurants in Hanover before you hit the road.
Location: Various local restaurants
Audience: Admitted `29s and Parents/Supporters
Financial Aid Open Hours
Have additional questions about how financial aid at Dartmouth works, specific questions about your offer, or any other financial aid-related questions? Personalized and confidential assistance from a member of the Financial Aid team is available from 9:00 a.m - 12:00 p.m and 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. No appointment needed.
Location: Financial Aid Office, 2nd floor, McNutt Hall
Audience: Admitted `29s and Parents/Supporters
Campus Tour
10:15 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
New to Hanover? Explore campus with a student tour guide who will share their Dartmouth stories.
Location: Front Steps of McNutt Hall
Audience: Admitted '29s and Parents/Supporters
College-sponsored events: Check out what's happening at Dartmouth in April on the College's Calendar of Events.
Schedule Changes: Campus life is always evolving—events, content, and locations are subject to change.
If you have a question about something specific, you can always call the Admissions Office at (800) 860-1294 or (603) 646-2875 and press 2 to speak to an admissions representative between 9:00 a.m.—12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.—4:30 p.m. ET.
