
Everyone's Sophomore Summer is different. In my case, I wasn't on campus. Why?

Everyone's Sophomore Summer is different. In my case, I wasn't on campus. Why?
In this post, I want to share some of the courses I'm taking this fall and why I'm excited about them!
Linguistics is definitely a bit of a niche field, and most high schools don't offer linguistics classes, so I thought I'd write a post about what the field of linguistics entails and what studying it at Dartmouth is like!
I just finished my minor in anthropology this spring. In this blog post, I'll take you through the six courses I took to complete it—in chronological order!
From what I've researched, Dartmouth doesn't offer any business degrees to undergraduates. What alternatives are there, and is it worth applying if there aren't any business-related options?
As you sit against the backdrop of an ever-changing digital world, you might wonder, "Dartmouth, an Ivy League gem, why the absence of a traditional undergrad business degree?" Allow me, your trusted Dartmouth diarist, with my quintessential green
I got a C in a class and that is okay!
For the D-Plan, must students take classes for all four quarters a year or can they take one quarter off a year?
When you think of college, the typical two-semester system probably pops into your mind. But Dartmouth, with its commitment to unique and tailored learning experiences, offers something refreshingly different: the D-Plan.
This week was an exciting one as I was able to tackle interesting research in economics and work with a group I adore: the Sutton Trust Program. Read on to find out more!
Reflections on my two-course summer term!