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Dartmouth expects most sophomores to spend their second summer on campus taking classes, except for some students like me. Keep reading to learn why!

For the first few times, it may feel unsettling and scary to come to Dartmouth and meet new people. Now, it is one of my favorite things about each term. After a term being off campus, I finally returned to campus for my sophomore summer.

Here are some steps derived from my experience to help you navigate the summer before Dartmouth as an international student.

Spending summer on campus as a Sophomore is a Dartmouth tradition. However, I won't be here for it. Come check why!

A bittersweet moment—how is it already over?

There is no "the" thing you should be stressing over doing between your first-year and sophomore years. It's about what you need and what will bring you fulfillment.

Summer is on the way, and the class of '25 couldn't be more excited! Read on to see why!

I have a specific philosophy on what you should do during the summer before your first year of college. Let's me clue you in…

If spring has sprung has winter wrung? Read this blog to hear a super smart breakdown of this complex philosophical problem (and to hear about spring at Dartmouth)