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Caroline York

Class of 2025
I'm Caroline!

Bio 

Hey y'all! I'm Caroline York, and I'm a '25 from Georgia! My hope is to share my Dartmouth experience with potential '27s, '28s, '29s and beyond! On campus, I write sports for The Dartmouth, a Center for Social Impact SIBS mentor, am in Christian life, a Tour Guide, a Dartmouth Emergency Medical Services (EMS) member, a Dartmouth Club Runner, and write for this blog! Otherwise, you'll find me on the Connecticut River, studying in the Tower Room, and enjoying FoCo cookies. Welcome to my world!

Academic Program 

Classics on the Pre-Health track

Favorite Thing Right Now 

"Georgia on my Mind" covered by the Dartmouth Aires

Hometown 

Marietta, Georgia

Pronouns 

she/her

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Caroline's D-Plan

What's a D-Plan?

    • FallOn Campus

      Favorite Class: Indian Country Today

      I initially took this class because I wanted to know more about Dartmouth’s history with Native Americans. It ended up being my favorite class because Professor Duthu was so enthusiastic about Native American affairs. He related the lectures to his own experiences growing up on a reservation, which made the class come to life.

    • WinterOn Campus

      Favorite Class: Ancient Medicine

      As a potential Classics major on the pre-health track, this class was perfect for me! We learned about different medical practices from Rome and Greece and how medicine had changed in the past 2,000 years. We had a class in the Geisel School of Medicine and got to hold human organs!

    • SpringOn Campus

      Favorite Class: Economic Principles & Policies (Econ 2)

      I took this class because I wanted to learn more about the economy. Econ 2 focuses on the current economic climate in the US, so we would follow the DOW Jones on a daily basis to establish trends. In an economy impacted by a pandemic, inflation, and a war, this class was so helpful in my understanding of the financial climate of the country.

    • FallOn Campus

      Favorite Class: General Physics I (Physics 3)

      Physics with Professor Blencowe was delightful. His enthusiasm for the subject matter created excitement for students. The labs were hands-on and interactive to learn about the mechanics of the world.

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