While conducting interviews, applicants have asked how I navigate academic stress and difficulties at Dartmouth. Answering this has made me appreciate the various resources available at Dartmouth that help students manage academic challenges.
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.
In this blog post, I thought I'll outline some resources on campus that I've learned about through this class, and that have helped me and my peers so far this year.
While my math class has been challenging, finding academic resources and learning about its interesting real-life applications in one of Dartmouth's ongoing research projects has been very helpful.
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.
Who is your favorite professor at Dartmouth and why?
This is a tough question and a tough decision to make because all the professors that I have had the opportunity to interact with are wonderful, funny, and thoughtful individuals. However, if I could choose one professor, I would go with Dr.
Have you ever thought your academic interests are a bit too niche? I truly have. Dartmouth enables you to not only explore that niche area of study, but to also explore disciplines you may never have thought of pursuing. Let's explore my journey:
Dartmouth course selection is a flurry of excitement and stress, and resources around campus have been most helpful in giving me perspective and advice. Interested in who these helpful people are? Read on!
