For international students: What resources have proved most helpful for you as a Dartmouth student?
Great question! First, I want to highlight that being an international student doesn't significantly impact your daily life at Dartmouth.
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.
Scared of Ivy League academics? Don't worry! There are plenty of ways to get help. Read me to find out more!
Curious about when and how to use your off-terms? Read on to learn a bit about my off-term experiences (and how I got Dartmouth to support them)!
When applying to college, research what the college you are applying to will do to best support you! In this post, I share a few of the numerous resources Dartmouth has provided me with to become a better me.
During my time here at Dartmouth, I've had the opportunity to compete on two varsity sports teams: basketball and track and field.
Many Dartmouth students feel the need to go above and beyond not only academically, but also socially and in other undertakings such as sports, student organizations like dance or acapella groups, and extracurricular clubs.
In an earlier blog post, Finding Community as a First-Gen Student, I talked about how FYSEP helped m
Applying to college was one of the hardest things I've had to do. I wasn't sure how to fill out the Common App, didn't know how to file FAFSA, or quite frankly do anything it took to apply to college.
