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Pre-Enrollment
Every term, each enrolled MALS student is required to fill out the
pre-enrollment form, and return it to the MALS office at 116 Wentworth Hall.
The information provided on this form indicates whether you plan to enroll in
the upcoming term. This enables the department to plan class sizes, and the
bursar's office to activate your student account for billing purposes.
Please fill out the MALS
Enrollment Form, and return it to the MALS
office, after you have reviewed the courses to be offered in the upcoming
term.
Please note that Adobe Acrobat Reader which you use to view the "PDF" file
will not allow you to save your information but, you should save a hard copy
for your records.
Elective Course Contracts
Enrollment Options
Students generally choose one of the following options in enrolling in the
M.A.L.S. Program:
Summers Only
Many students, teachers in particular, enroll in the program only during the
summer. They usually take two courses plus the symposium/seminar.
Interdisciplinary M.A.L.S. courses are offered each term although there are
more options available during the summer.
The symposia/seminars are only offered in the summer term.
Year-Round Part-Time
Many local people, often with jobs or other major commitments, elect to take
courses year-round on a part-time basis. This usually involves one course plus
the symposium/seminar during the summer and one course during other terms. In
the fall, winter, and spring terms, there is at least one interdisciplinary or
graduate course offered in the late afternoon or evening.
Year-Round Full-Time
Other students choose to spend a year or more in residence at Dartmouth.
These students generally start in the summer, the beginning of our academic
year, and complete their course requirements and thesis at the end of the
second summer.
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