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When I applied to college, I was dead set on studying only music and neuroscience. However, I now say go take that course that has nothing to do with your major and maybe find a new passion.

10 weeks, 3 classes, 40 departments and programs, 420 tenured and tenure-track professors—endless possibilities. Here's why I love academics at Dartmouth.

Over the past two and a half terms here at Dartmouth, I've picked up on ways to be successful in the classroom. Especially if you're from a first-gen, low-income background, hear me out!

Even though there is still plenty of time for me to decide upon my major, I have known for years that I wanted to major in music. However, you're probably thinking, "Hmm going to Dartmouth for music? That's weird." And yes! Yes, it is!

I want to spend some time talking about the classes that I am taking this spring term.

Although I'm still a first-year student, I've picked up on some useful tips for succeeding here at Dartmouth as a FGLI student over the past several months.

Please note that as you enter your first term at Dartmouth, you will transition into an entirely new landscape. However, there will be support and resources available to ensure that you are successful.

Spring term is beginning, and I'd like to provide a quick overview of the classes I'm taking this term.