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Virtual programs are not recorded. We encourage you to reach out to us at Apply@Dartmouth.edu for assistance in finding the appropriate resources to get your questions answered.
All admitted '30s and their parents/supporters are encouraged to participate in our virtual programming. Throughout April, we'll host a number of live, informational programs to support admitted students as they explore whether Dartmouth is the right fit. Each session will focus on a key topic—including research opportunities, personalized career exploration, academic and wellness resources, and student life—and will include time for real‑time questions.
After registering for a virtual program, you will receive a confirmation via email that contains a link. If you can't find the email, the link will also be located in the My Events tab in your Admitted Student Portal. If all else fails, you can email us at apply@Dartmouth.edu, and we can resend the email to you during business hours.
What led me to Dartmouth? Read on to find out.
As Decision Day approaches, you may find yourself at a crossroads between multiple schools, each with its own four-year journey. Having already spent two years here, I will reflect on a small fraction of the things that made me choose Dartmouth.
As 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.
