How is the experience at Dartmouth as an international student?
I know a lot of you wonder what it means or what it feels like to be an international student at Dartmouth, and I am going to take this blog to answer this question from my own perspective.
I am not joking when I say I am not made for the winter. Come check my experience thus far!
Happy New Year everyone! Welcome back to another episode of 'Adrian's adventures'. I'm your host Adrian. In this episode, I will be giving you a recap of my winter break (winterim). So sit back, and enjoy the show.
Introducing myself has started to feel almost like a scripted line I repeat every now and then when I bump into an unknown face. It's like a cake recipe. For my blog, however, I wanted to be sure it feels genuine. So here it goes!
How did you become a blogger? What was the process like?
The first time I learned about the admissions team at Dartmouth was through our very own undergraduate admissions magazine, 3D.
After a 23-hour flight, 2 transits, and 2 delayed check-ins, I finally found myself (plus a recently discovered love for The Office) at Boston Logan Airport.
I was in your position just a year ago, and I would like to share some of the tips I learned while applying to colleges as an international student, while it's still fresh in my head!
Okay. That's an exaggeration (at least for me). Paperwork may not be easy, but it's doable at Dartmouth because there are a lot of resources to help you complete all those forms with all those super ambiguous professional phrases.
