Coming back to Dartmouth for my senior year, I have been loving pursuing my major. However, what I love about the liberal arts education is that you can take classes for interest far beyond any classes in your major.
Welcome to the fifth part of Dartmouth Debunked, a series of comprehensive blog posts answering common questions first-years have prior to their arrival at Dartmouth. Let's cover what course selection and the quarter system looks like!
Traditionally, Dartmouth students take three courses during a term, but I decided to take four courses this term! Learn about course load and the academic system at Dartmouth.
What are distributive requirements, and how do you fulfill them?
This will sound almost, unutterably cliché, and that is because it is. I love one of my classes so much this term—Colt 18.04: Climate Change, Fiction, and the Apocalyptic Imaginary.
Here is how I ended up wanting to take an engineering class as a humanities major!
Before applying and coming to Dartmouth, I had absolutely no idea what the liberal arts meant. Now, I love the liberal arts and could not be happier exploring it.
As I applied to college, I remember I felt a lot of pressure to know exactly what I wanted to study.
