With Winterim coming to a close and classes starting back up, I recently reflected on the prominence of student jobs on campus, with tons of options ranging from tutoring to food service and from ski instructors to research assistants.
Have you received funding from Dartmouth for research, a project, or a trip? If so, how did you find that funding and what did it enable you to do?
To the first question, have I ever received funding from Dartmouth for research, a project, or a trip: the answer is yes!
Well, this holiday season wasn't the greatest, but I've learned to embrace the fact that it all comes down to perspective.
This fall, I have been working with Deputy Director Sadhana Hall of the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy and the Social Sciences as a student assistant. It's been a great experience to develop new skills and earn money.
Join us for a interview with Dartmouth's new Senior Associate Director of Admissions!
If you didn't physically visit campus before choosing Dartmouth, how did you make the decision to enroll?
Honestly, for me, making the decision to go to Dartmouth was not so simple at first. Originally, I had planned to go to any music school in New York and become a professional tubist alongside other classical musicians.
Finding internships and post-graduation employment can be stressful. But don't worry, Dartmouth has you covered!
Before getting to Hanover, I was concerned public display of wealth would be a common thing among students. However, I learnt that there are many student-work opportunities around.
Living at Dartmouth isn't all about the academics, students have a range of extracurricular interests - one of which is on campus jobs! Here is my perspective as an international student.
