Honestly, it was hard for me to picture myself in an Ivy League. As I start to meet the incredible people who constitute the class of 2026, the idea that, in three weeks, my last term as a freshman will to an end, shocks me.
Have you received funding from Dartmouth for research, a project, or a trip? If so, how did you find that funding, and what did it enable you to do?
Although I haven't received any funding yet, at Dartmouth, there are several ways to get funding to conduct either academic research, a social impact project, or a study abroad.
Learning doesn't have to just happen in a classroom on campus. It can happen away from campus when you study abroad, where yes, you'll learn differently, but you'll also live differently in the best way. Everyone should study abroad: here's why.
Read for a quick summary of Dartmouth's study abroad opportunities!
As my second term at Dartmouth comes to an end, I can't help but reflect on the vital lessons that my experiences this term have taught me.
I am missing various aspects of campus life. Rush has come and gone, and people have had endless dinners and conversations in places I consider home. And it has made me realize that I am missing Dartmouth.
Since September, I have been in London studying on the English FSP at Queen Mary University of London. I decided to document a week in my life here, both the experiences of school and tourist life!
Instead of taking classes on campus with the new 25s, I will be taking classes at Queen Mary University London!
If you haven't heard, this year's application deadline has been extended from February 1, 2021, to March 1, 2021. Read on to hear about my application process!
