For Counselors

Admissions Officers at Dartmouth know that counselors from secondary schools, community-based organizations and scholarship foundations are important partners in helping guide students through the college search and application process.

Since a number of us have worked as counselors in schools or have helped design college guidance programs, we also know that counselors are very busy people who need to have a lot of information at their fingertips!

The Dartmouth Admissions website has a lot of useful information in one place: Information that can help you answer questions about the College or about the selection process.

You'll find admissions statistics, a profile of our most recent class and testing data under the "Facts" tab. "Facts" also includes helpful information about everything from how much it costs to go to Dartmouth to what students do after they graduate.
In-depth descriptions of our flexible year-round academic calendar, the Dartmouth curriculum, study abroad options and student life can be found under the "Learn" tab.
Under "Apply," we have included advice for the student who is thinking about applying as well for the student who is preparing their application right now. You'll also be able to check on all of the required forms and deadlines. We've even described how each part of the application is used in our selection process.

Admissions Officers from Dartmouth meet with counselors across the country and around during our travels. Since the number of schools we can visit is very limited, we often host counselor workshops while traveling and also look forward to meeting counselors at local college nights and at Dartmouth Information Sessions. From time to time, Dartmouth hosts counselor workshops on the Dartmouth campus.

To receive updates from the Admissions Office and to learn more about events for counselors, please join our counselor mailing list.

We look forward to working with you as you help guide your students towards colleges and universities that present the best match for their interests and qualifications.