When I was applying to colleges, I didn't know much about biology at Dartmouth. What classes might I take as an incoming first-year? What extracurriculars in biology are there to explore? Let me break it down for you!
Sometimes all it takes is one lecture. Lately, I've been thankful for Dartmouth's flexibility in personal discovery. And also neuroscience!
At Dartmouth, you'll be bombarded with a seemingly limitless number of clubs and activities that you can try out. I've been trying out several myself: A Dali-Lab UI/UX design class, a podcast on the Dartmouth Radio Station, and intramural soccer.
Here is a preview of my Sophomore Fall classes as I delve further into my major and pre-med requirements.
Getting back into academic rigour and my classes for this term!
As a student here, I know that there are resources readily available for me, and that's why my experience in classes has been wonderful so far. I know that I will be supported well throughout my experience here.
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 sat down with my neighbor, Dr. Daniel Huddleston '00, to learn more about his Dartmouth pre-health and medical experience.
A scientific bang, might I add. Presenting my research at the Wetterhahn Symposium has left me feeling very proud of myself as my first year of college ends! #WomenInStem
