My advice: When a small class that matches your interests comes your way (which it will) take it! In these classes you learn not just about the field, but your place within it.
Estelle Stedman
2023
Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
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In my last post, I described how the distributive requirements at Dartmouth not only encourage you to take advantage of the breadth of the curriculum offered, but they can also help to spark an unexpected new passion. Here's part two!
Julia Snodgrass 2021 -
I wasn't planning on taking any COSC courses once I got to college, but with coronavirus happening my freshman spring term and all grading being moved to P/F, I decided to give it a go!
Love Tsai 2023 -
I am currently missing my favorite study spaces on campus where I could sit for hours and get work done, so I figured I would share them with you all!
Isabel Burgess 2020 -
As 20S progresses, I've come up with a few strategies to stay motivated at home while distance-learning.
Gabriel Gilbert 2023 -
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This week I wanted to share a brief little story about a class I am taking this term on carbon sequestration and how it made me feel more connected during this time.
Simon Ellis 2020 -
Isn't that a bizarre string of words to associate my spring term of freshmen year with? It might not be how any of us imagined spending Spring in Hanover; nevertheless, there's no doubt that this one will be with us for a very, very long time.
May Oo Khine 2023 -
Q:
Dartmouth's academics are known for being pretty hard due to the intense courses. Do you think you are still able to balance your workload while having fun?
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Yes, I do find that Dartmouth's courses are definitely pretty intense. With the academic year based on the quarter system, students usually take three or four classes during the ten-week term.
May Oo Khine 2023
