To all prospective students who may be reading this, deciding on where to apply to college and where to commit is one of the most difficult decisions. I highly recommend you to take a step back to look at the amenities your university would provide.
Dartmouth is a small place and so finding people is a pretty easy task. One great way of doing this (and the subject of this blog coincidentally) is through clubs and extracurricular activities!
Read a bit about how I became interested in Dartmouth and some takeaway advices from my college application journey.
Choosing first term classes might be challenging; here is how I approached my first term course selections!
My first week at Dartmouth in a nutshell: no cell service, barely any running water, no contact with the outside world … and just a Frisbee.
What's drill at Dartmouth? If interested in language programs on campus, read on!
I'm not taking any major classes this quarter, which means I have the opportunity to explore different interests!
Life as a First-Generation and Low-Income student is complicated anywhere you go. Here's my honest perspective and story from the Dartmouth point of view.
Are you scared to study abroad because of finances? Well, with Dartmouth you don't have to be! During my study abroad in Rome, the Financial Aid office helped me talk about finances abroad!
