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Find out why I never feel alone while exploring academics at Dartmouth.

This fall, I've had the opportunity to study abroad at University College London (UCL) through an economics exchange program. Soaking up a new culture in the bustling UK capital, I've learned a lot—not only about economics, but also about myself.

Let's ask the real questions. How does one find a sense of direction in the seemingly endless academic possibilities Dartmouth offers?

In case you needed further proof that almost everyone on this campus is a major nerd about at least one thing, and I mean that in the most positive way possible, here is me being unreasonably enthusiastic about my fall term classes.

Over the past eight weeks, I've been interning at the International Finance Corporation (IFC) in Washington, DC as part of the Rockefeller Center's First-Year Fellows program.

At the beginning of my freshman year, I was especially anxious about adjusting to a new learning style in a new country, but over time, I developed a few tips and methods to ace classes at Dartmouth and have a fun learning experience!

The short answer to this is yes! Classes at Dartmouth can be rigorous and challenging, but they're always such a fun learning experience!

This summer, I decided to take a lighter load and enjoy all that Dartmouth has to offer. Take a deep dive with me into my two-course term.

African and African American Studies (AAAS) encourages people to think about how history shapes the present and engage with the past to envision a more just and equitable future collaboratively.