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At Dartmouth, we believe that financial barriers shouldn’t stand in the way of your education. That's why we have a need-blind admissions policy, meaning we review your application based on your achievements, talents, and character—without considering your financial situation. . Dartmouth meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted students, regardless of citizenship. We’re committed to making a Dartmouth education affordable for you.

At Dartmouth, students whose families have a total annual income below $125,000 and typical assets can expect to receive a financial aid package that includes no responsibility for a parent contribution. This made Aiden Cole ’28’s dream of Dartmouth be a reality, removing the financial burden for his family. Dartmouth is need-blind, meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for all students, regardless of citizenship, and does not require loans when awarding aid. We’re committed to making a Dartmouth education affordable for you.

Being the first in your family to attend college is a powerful journey and one filled with pride and resilience. Hear from Jay Davis ’90, Director of the First-Generation Office, and Dezstany ’28, as they share what makes Dartmouth’s First-Gen community so powerful. From resilience and resourcefulness to late-night laughs and apple picking, Dartmouth celebrates the strength and spirit of First-Gen students on campus. 🎥: Brandon Mioduszewski '25

Dartmouth’s stunning sense of place fosters our close-knit diverse community. Come to Hanover and learn more about Dartmouth’s sense of place and sense of purpose.

Dartmouth Dialogues includes a series of initiatives that will encourage students and other members of the community to think critically, remain open-minded, and recognize that multiple perspectives may exist on an issue, thereby helping to foster a more inclusive campus.

Gavin Fry '25 is taking advantage of a weather station at the Shattuck Observatory and other resources at Dartmouth to study meterology, even though it's not in the core curriculum. He talks about how he is following both the weather and his dreams.

Frequently ranked one of the most beautiful colleges in America, the Dartmouth campus, located on traditional, unceded Abenaki homelands, is renowned throughout the world for its mountain vistas, towering pines, and pastoral setting in the deep green Upper Connecticut River Valley. Explore our campus with our tour guides Emil '25, Mariya '25, Michaela '25, and Simon '24.

At Dartmouth, financial aid travels with you! Students receiving need-based financial aid pay the same net price for a term on a Dartmouth off-campus study program as they would for a term in Hanover. Dartmouth is need-blind and meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted students, regardless of citizenship. We’re committed to making a Dartmouth education affordable for you.

Jennifer Rosales, senior vice president for community and campus life, talks about working to bring people with a diversity of perspectives together. It's a way, she notes, to exchange and test ideas, a central part of Dartmouth's mission.

At Dartmouth, we believe that financial barriers shouldn’t stand in the way of your education. That's why we have a need-blind admissions policy, meaning we review your application based on your achievements, talents, and character—without considering your financial situation. Dartmouth meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted students, regardless of citizenship. We’re committed to making a Dartmouth education affordable for you.

Design Corps matches teams of talented student innovators with Dartmouth offices and departments to tackle complex challenges facing those campus organizations. The students use human-centered design to help them develop creative solutions.

Ranvir R. Deshmukh '26 recreated the 8-year-old music video of Happy - By Pharrell Williams produced by Jake Gaba '16 and Yesuto Shaw '15 and directed by Jeremy Thibodeau '14 in 2014. The 2023 version includes videography by Dhanush Balaji '26, drone footage by Nikky Lewis '26, and was produced, directed, and edited by Ranvir R. Deshmukh '26