At Dartmouth, you don't declare your major until your fifth term—typically the end of your sophomore winter. I recently declared mine: Economics and Environmental Studies. I'm also minoring in Public Policy on the International Development track!
This winter, I have been participating in the fifth iteration of TuckLAB, a free program between the Tuck School of Business and Dartmouth's Magnuson Center for Entrepreneurship. Come learn more about it!
A look at my winter term classes and what I am looking forward to learning in each of them.
Did you know you could take 4-course terms at Dartmouth? Let me tell you about mine!
During Winterim, I have had the chance to become a Research Assistant (RA) for the first time ever with the Dartmouth Energy Justice Clinic. Come learn about my experiences so far!
Dartmouth operates a quarter system which allows you to focus your energy on just three classes while also not getting bored of them because the term tends to fly by in just ten weeks.
As is tradition for every term, I like to introduce the classes I'll be taking so that you can get a better idea of what courses are available at Dartmouth!
Dartmouth operates on the quarter system, which means students take three classes per term. This winter, I'm taking two classes that go towards my Environmental Studies major and one core Economics course.
While touring schools the summer before my senior year, the freshmen I talked to gushed all about Dartmouth's collaborative atmosphere. Now as a current sophomore, I thought I'd share how students here genuinely want to help lift each other up!
