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If you're an admitted student, Dartmouth chose you. Here's why you should choose Dartmouth, in my opinion.

'28..? Here's my two cents as a '27 one year later… (Hopefully it's worth more than two cents)

You've lived through the horrors of high school and applying to colleges, and then what? What happens once you've tied the knot and you're now stuck with the same person, I mean, college, for life (that is, for four years)?

Highlights from my Dartmouth experience.

Congratulations on being accepted to Dartmouth! For those of you who are still deciding, I thought it could be helpful to ask the graduating seniors to reflect on why they chose Dartmouth and whether those reasons still hold true today. 

Coming from a rural background, I believe it's crucial to factor in the geographic location and livability of your future college town.

The second and final post of my "Why Dartmouth?" story. Reflecting on my decision to attend and move to Dartmouth College!

At Dartmouth, you don't declare your major until your fifth term—typically the end of your sophomore winter. I recently declared mine: Economics and Environmental Studies. I'm also minoring in Public Policy on the International Development track!