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Through student blog posts, People Places Pines shares the lives of Dartmouth students, offering an inside look at their everyday experiences. From the best study spots, to insights about favorite classes, to how students spend their free time, these student-narrated stories will give you a look at what to expect when you say "yes" to Dartmouth.
3D is a magazine about Dartmouth in all its dimensions. In it, you'll find stories celebrating a vibrant community framed by nature with challenging and welcoming professors, an adventurous and friendly student body, and a rigorous yet flexible liberal arts curriculum.
Many questions may arise as you begin the decision-making process and prepare for your journey at Dartmouth. From visiting to enrollment and everything in between, we've compiled answers to some of the most frequently asked questions among admitted students to guide you through the next steps.
The Guide to Financing a Dartmouth Education outlines the components of a financial aid offer and the steps to take to complete the process. You will find additional information regarding the cost of education, payment plans, and family loan options on Dartmouth's Financial Aid website. Choosing a college is an important financial decision and the Financial Aid Office is here to support you and your family. Reach out to us—we are here to help.
Dartmouth College educates the most promising students and prepares them for a lifetime of learning and of responsible leadership, through a faculty dedicated to teaching and the creation of knowledge.
It is no accident that Dartmouth unfailingly leads for teaching in most university rankings. The intimacy of Dartmouth’s academic community and the proximity of its resources have a way of bringing individual students together with the scholar or researcher who can ignite an unquenchable curiosity.
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At Dartmouth, students find a culture of critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration for life and leadership in a complex world. Learn to ask bigger questions and apply more perspectives to the answers. Gain a deeper understanding of humanity and a broader view of what’s at stake for societies throughout the world.
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Dartmouth’s setting of natural beauty fosters a close-knit community, deep academic engagement, and lifelong bonds. The people who choose Dartmouth are here because it’s exactly where they want to be. You will engage physically with the outdoors, and intellectually with your classmates, as nowhere else!
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Discover how Dartmouth’s intimate and inclusive community is a hub of intellectual and personal growth as well as a launch pad for worldwide study. Most undergraduate students spend at least one term overseas. The year-round academic calendar enables every student to combine research, international study, work experience, and service in unique ways.
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Embrace opportunities and challenges with curiosity, courage, tenacity, and an adventuresome spirit. Dartmouth attracts faculty who put ideas into action and enterprising students—like you!— who create their own educational journeys. Prepare for a lifetime of leadership by being a leader at Dartmouth.
Learn moreAs you decide whether Dartmouth is the place for you, here's a list of things to not expect here.
Follow along as I interview my mom about my college application and decision process! I hope our conversation can offer some pieces of wisdom.
In this post, I write about my experience choosing to attend Dartmouth, thousands of miles from where I grew up.
Why Dartmouth? I don't think it begins with the school—more so with who you want to be.
Why Dartmouth: a reflection as a sophomore
There has never been a single moment when I have not been proud to be a part of the wonderful community that comes with being a student here.
From the time you commit to actually stepping foot on campus, you'll often hear the phrase "Welcome to the Dartmouth Family" - what does this actually mean and look like?
