Dartmouth College, as you probably know, is an institution with a liberal arts curriculum; so, you're able to explore your options for quite a bit before you secure a dedicated major. I believe this is Dartmouth's advantage!
Economics is one of the most popular majors at Dartmouth, so I sat down with my Economics major friend Robert.
At Dartmouth, being "undecided" isn't a negative, it's a chance to explore everything the school has to offer and really figure out what space you fit into the best.
How does picking a major at Dartmouth work?
As a sophomore nearing the end of my fifth term as a Dartmouth student, it's just about time for me to pick a major. Let me explain how majors work at Dartmouth!
You're just a teenager—how are you supposed to know what you want to study and do for the rest of your life? Being unsure of what to study can be stressful, but it also comes with a lot of exciting opportunity.
With my last freshman term at Dartmouth now halfway over, I've been thinking about my academic path and what it is going to look like going forward.
The conversations I had helped me realize that part of the beauty of Dartmouth is evolving throughout my time here.
