Get a glimpse into the real world of Dartmouth. Follow these students from across the globe as they enjoy the opportunities made possible by the Dartmouth Plan.
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Adria Brown ’15 |
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| To say that one’s college homesickness will be cured with one look at your surroundings is naive, but Dartmouth still can woo one with its mixture of extremely inspiring people and gorgeous nature. |
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Anuraag Girdhar ’15 |
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| I liked to watch the Food Network until the recent proliferation of cake shows. |
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Anoush Arakelian ’14 |
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| Basically, I try to dabble in a little bit of everything so that my life at Dartmouth is never boring |
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Erica McGale ’14 |
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| Erica believes she is truly getting the best a flexible liberal arts education could provide. As a biophysical chemistry major and art history minor, Erica has everything she could have wished for in an academic experience. |
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Delos Chang ’14 |
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| My experience at Dartmouth has opened my eyes to my own limitless potential and particularly my love for innovating and building things |
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Erin Purcell ’15 |
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| “Even though I am in no way qualified for a hip-hop dance group and I don’t really know what Boggle is (yes, there’s a club for that), I eagerly watched as blitz after blitz poured in to my inbox during the early weeks of September.” |
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Faizan Kanji ’15 |
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| “I am excited that you will be joining me on this journey and I hope to take you through it as best as I can!” |
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Justin Lee ’15 |
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| Justin loves Dartmouth, and he strives to fully enjoy the town of Hanover. If he’s not on a bike ride on the Appalachian Trail, then he’s venturing downtown with friends for Nutella milkshakes. |
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Kate Bradshaw ’14 |
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| “I love Dartmouth because it allows me to explore a wide range of interests, both academic and extracurricular, and delve deeper into the things that I am truly passionate about.” |
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Kate Shelton ’14 |
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| Kate is known around campus as resident zumba instructor. She also keeps dancing (and acting) in a number of other student groups. |
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Sasha Dudding ’15 |
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| As the cityscape turned into rolling mountains, I began to feel my ride to orientation was a good old-fashioned road trip. |
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Stephanie Abbot-Grobicki ’15 |
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| Coming to Dartmouth was my first time in the States and I am loving it! Arriving here was terrifying but two months later it definitely feels like home. |
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Vanessa Trinh ’14 |
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| Vanessa has truly benefited from the freedom the D-plan allows. Her off-terms have been spent working towards her career goals by interning in Washington DC for the American Bar Association and the State Department. |
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Varun Bhuchar ’15 |
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| You’ll love it here. It truly is the greatest school in the country. But don’t forget you’re here to work hard; trust me, you’ll be put to work. |
