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We've invited your student to visit campus, connect with community, and learn as much about Dartmouth as possible as they make their decision to attend and prepare for the next four years here. You are welcome (but not required) to join them as they experience, connect, and learn!
During Dimensions, we'll have programming for parents and supporters. Don't miss the Admissions Beat Podcast Recording at 3:30 p.m., or the Reception for Parents & Supporters at 5:00 p.m. Visit the Dimensions web page to see the full schedule, and use the sorting feature to view all the events parents and supporters are welcome to attend with their admitted students.
Additionally, virtual programs and confidential virtual appointments with a member of the financial aid team can be scheduled through your admitted student's portal.
With these available-anytime options, you can explore Dartmouth from the comfort of wherever you are. Hear from our students, staff, and faculty about core features of the Dartmouth experience. Watch with your admitted student to dive deeper into their upcoming Dartmouth experience together.
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Through student blog posts, People Places Pines shares the lives of Dartmouth students, offering an inside look at their everyday experiences. From the best study spots, to insights about favorite classes, to how students spend their free time, these student-narrated stories will give you a look at what to expect when you say "yes" to Dartmouth.
3D is a magazine about Dartmouth in all its dimensions. In it, you'll find stories celebrating a vibrant community framed by nature with challenging and welcoming professors, an adventurous and friendly student body, and a rigorous yet flexible liberal arts curriculum.
We've asked your student to accept (or decline) the offer of admission by May 1. It's as simple as submitting the enrollment form which they will find on their portal—no deposit required.
In mid- to late-May, all members of the entering class will start to receive more details and information regarding New Student Orientation, housing, and academic choices. The New Student Orientation website is a great general resource as well.
New Student Orientation allows students to begin to create deep connections to the institution. Visit the New Student Orientation web page for more information.
Family Support aims to help you stay informed and connected so that you can best guide and support your student throughout their Dartmouth journey and beyond.
All members of the Class of 2030 and their families and supporters are invited to a special Family Weekend on campus September 25-28, 2026. Contact Kay Reynolds, Associate Director, Family Relations and Engagement, with questions.
What led me to Dartmouth? Read on to find out.
As Decision Day approaches, you may find yourself at a crossroads between multiple schools, each with its own four-year journey. Having already spent two years here, I will reflect on a small fraction of the things that made me choose Dartmouth.
As you decide whether Dartmouth is the place for you, here's a list of things to not expect here.
Follow along as I interview my mom about my college application and decision process! I hope our conversation can offer some pieces of wisdom.
In this post, I write about my experience choosing to attend Dartmouth, thousands of miles from where I grew up.
Why Dartmouth? I don't think it begins with the school—more so with who you want to be.
Why Dartmouth: a reflection as a sophomore
There has never been a single moment when I have not been proud to be a part of the wonderful community that comes with being a student here.
