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Tuition & Fees

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SAT ACT

Test Scores

Percent of freshmen in each score range

reading math writing

700-800

79%

600-699

19%

500-599

700-800

85%

600-699

14%

500-599

700-800

70%

600-699

23%

500-599

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30-36

90%

24-29

18-23

30-36

76%

24-29

22%

18-23

30-36

84%

24-29

14%

18-23

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undergraduateRatios

51^%

male

49^%

female

teacher

students

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Extremely Selective

7^%

acceptance rate

Accepted	1,875
Declined	+ 21,775
Total Received	23,650

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Private (nonprofit)

4,459

undergraduate students

2,149

graduate students

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Codes

SAT	3351
ACT	2508

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Fun Facts

During Dartmouth College's Winter Carnival, students drill an opening through the ice on Occom Pond, tie ropes around their waists, and jump in!
Mr. Rogers attended and Captain Kangaroo received an honorary doctorate degree from Dartmouth College.
The idea for the fraternity in Animal House was inspired by experiences at Alpha Delta Phi fraternity at Dartmouth College.
Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geisel) was a member of Dartmouth College's class of 1925.
Chris Miller, class of 1963, writer of the movie Animal House, and Chris Miller, class of 1997, writer for the movie Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, both attended Dartmouth College.
Dartmouth College, founded in 1769, was initially created for the education of Native Americans.
Five women's hockey players in the 2006 Winter Olympics were from Dartmouth College (Three for Canada, two for USA).
Daniel Webster, class of 1801, helped shape US legal history when defending Dartmouth College in a now famous 1819 Supreme Court case.
In 1925, a Dartmouth College student named Theodor Geisel was busted for illegal drinking and subsequently banned from extracurricular activities. He skirted the rules by adopting a pen name—(Dr.) Seuss—so he could continue contributing to the school's humor magazine.
The Dartmouth College English department serves tea and cookies in the Sanborn Library every weekday at 4:00 pm.

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Location

School Facts

Dartmouth College, founded in 1769, is a private, Ivy League college. Its 237-acre campus is located in Hanover, New Hampshire, northwest of Boston.

Public/private	Private (nonprofit)
Campus enrollment	6,608
Established in	1769
Coeducational	Coeducational College, Became Coeducational College
Accredited by	• AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) • ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, Inc.) • AMA/AAMC/LCME (American Medical Association/Association of American Medical Colleges/Liaison Committee on Medical Education) • CEPH (Council on Education for Public Health) • NEASC (New England Assn. of Schools and Colleges)

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Hanover, NH

237-acre campus in Hanover (population: 11,485), 53 miles from Concord and 130 miles from Boston. Served by bus; major airports serve Boston and Manchester; smaller airport serves Lebanon (six miles); train serves White River Junction, VT (seven miles). School operates transportation to towns in the upper valley. Public transportation serves campus.

Dartmouth College
6016 McNutt Hall
Hanover, NH 03755

Campus Life

yes: Housing available
85%: Percent of undergraduates that live in campus-owned housing
100%: Percent of freshmen that live in campus-owned housing
yes: Students are required to live in school housing
yes: Alcohol is permitted on campus to students of legal age

Greek Life

: 17 fraternities 27^% of male students
: 10 sororities 31^% of female students

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% freshman classHigh School Class Rank

Top 1/10: 95%
Top 1/4: 99%
Top 1/2: 99%

Bottom 1/2: 1%
Bottom 1/4: 0%

SAT ACT

Test Scores

Percent of freshmen in each score range

reading math writing

700-800

79%

600-699

19%

500-599

700-800

85%

600-699

14%

500-599

700-800

70%

600-699

23%

500-599

composite english math

30-36

90%

24-29

18-23

30-36

76%

24-29

22%

18-23

30-36

84%

24-29

14%

18-23

Admissions Facts

Application fee	$80
Common application accepted	yes
Application deadline	January 2
School has early decision program	yes
Early decision program application deadline	November 1
School has early action program	no
Admissions interview (required or recommended)	Neither
SAT/ACT requirements	SAT or ACT Required SAT Subject Tests Recommended

Extremely Selective

7^%

acceptance rate

Accepted	1,875
Declined	+ 21,775
Total Received	23,650

Admissions Factors

Very Important

Character/ personal qualities
Class rank
Essay
Extracurricular activities
Recommendations
Secondary school record
Standardized test scores

Important

Particular talent/ability
Volunteer Work

Considered

Alumni/ae relationship
Geographical residence
Interview
Minority affiliation
Work Experience

Not Considered

Religious affiliation/commitment
State residency

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Admissions Contact

Lee Coffin
Vice Provost for Enrollment and Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid
P: 800 443-3605
admissions.office@dartmouth.edu

Financial Aid

100^%

Of students' needs
were fully met

^$54,535.00

Average financial aid

Cost

Total	$74,678
Tuition	$55,605
Room	$9,879
Board	$6,495
Additional fees	$1,599
Books & supplies	$1,100
Average Financial Aid	- $54,535
Total with Avg. Aid	$20,143

Scholarships & Grants

Need-based

Total	$114,101,005
Federal	$4,773,105
State	$7,743
Institutional	$106,624,599
Other external	$2,695,558

Non-need-based

Total	$719,579
Federal	$57,204
State
Institutional
Other external	$662,375

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Financial Aid Deadline

FAFSA
February 1

CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE
February 1

Noncustodial (Divorced/Separated) Parent's Statement
February 1

Business/Farm Supplement
February 1

Required Financial Aid Forms

FAFSA

CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE

Noncustodial (Divorced/Separated) Parent's Statement

Business/Farm Supplement

Other

Financial Aid Office

P: 603 646-2451
F: 603 646-1414
financial.aid@dartmouth.edu

Financial Aid Officer

Gordon D. Koff
Director of Financial Aid
gordon.d.koff@dartmouth.edu

Varsity Sports

	M	W
Alpine skiing
Nordic skiing
baseball
basketball
canoe and kayak
crew
cross-country
equestrian sports
field hockey
football
golf
ice hockey
lacrosse
sailing
soccer
softball
squash
swimming
tennis
track and field (indoor)
track and field (outdoor)
ultimate Frisbee
volleyball

Club Sports - Men's

badminton, boxing, cheerleading, cricket, cycling, endurance racing team, equestrian sports, fencing, figure skating, ice hockey, rugby, table tennis, integrated martial arts, tae kwon do, tennis, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, water polo, wrestling

Club Sports - Women's

badminton, boxing, cheerleading, cricket, cycling, endurance racing team, equestrian sports, fencing, figure skating, ice hockey, rugby, table tennis, integrated martial arts, tennis, tae kwon do, tennis, ultimate Frisbee, water polo, wrestling

Intramural/Recreational Sports

badminton, basketball, billiards, canoeing, dodgeball, flag football, golf, ice hockey, lacrosse, mountaineering, racquetball, skiing, soccer (indoor/outdoor), softball, squash, table tennis, tennis, volleyball, Wiffle ball

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Athletic Directors

Harry Sheehy (men's)
Director Of Athletics And Recreation
email

Kristene Kelly (women's)
Senior Associate Athletic Director For Varsity Sports
email

Athletic Facts

Athletic conference memberships: ECAC (Division I, Football I-AA), Ivy Group (Division I, Football-AA)
School colors: green and white

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Majors

	Assc.	Bach.	Mast.	Doct.
African-American/African Studies
Ancient History
Anthropology
Arabic
Art History
Asian Societies/Cultures/Languages
Asian/Middle Eastern Languages/Literature
Asian/Middle Eastern Studies
Astronomy
Biochemistry
Biochemistry/Molecular Biology
Biological Chemistry
Biological Sciences
Biology
Biomedical Engineering
Biophysical Chemistry
Chemistry
Chinese
Classical Archaeology
Classical Languages/Literature
Classical Studies
Cognitive Neuroscience
Cognitive Science
Comparative Literature
Computer Science
Earth Science
Earth Sciences
Economics
Engineering
Engineering Physics
Engineering Science
English
English/Creative Writing
Environmental Studies
Environmental/Earth Sciences
Film/Media Studies
French
French Studies
General Management
Genetics
Geography
German
Government
Health Care Delivery Science
Health Policy/Clinical Practice
Hebrew
History
Italian
Italian Studies
Japanese
Latin American/Latino/Caribbean Studies
Liberal Studies
Linguistics
Lusophone Studies
Mathematical Data Science
Mathematics
Mathematics/Social Sciences
Medicine
Microbiology/Immunology
Middle Eastern Studies
Molecular/Systems Biology
Music
Native American Studies
Neuroscience
Philosophy
Physics
Physics/Astronomy
Psychological/Brain Sciences
Psychology
Quantitative Biomedical Sciences
Quantitative Social Science
Religion
Romance Languages
Romance Studies
Russian
Russian Area Studies
Sociology
Spanish
Studio Art
Theatre
Women's/Gender Studies
Women/Gender/Sexuality Studies

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Programs Offered

Double majors
Dual degrees
Honors program
Independent study
Internships
Pass/fail grading option
Phi Beta Kappa
Self-designed majors

Pre-professional Programs

Pre-medicine

6,608

total students

3^%

in-state

97^%

out-of-state

Undergraduate

Graduate

67^%

4,459
students

Female
49^%
2,188

Male
51^%
2,271

33^%

2,149
students

Female
48^%
1,029

Male
52^%
1,120

undergraduateFull-time

undergraduatePart-time

98^%

4,401
students

Female
50^%
2,159

Male
50^%
2,242

2^%

58
students

Female
50^%
29

Male
50^%
29

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Student Break-down

10%: Nonresident aliens
6%: Black or African American, non-Hispanic/Latino
1%: Native American or Alaska Native, non-Hispanic/Latino
14%: Asian, non-Hispanic/Latino
10%: Hispanic/Latino
49%: White, non-Hispanic/Latino
1%: Race and/or ethnicity unknown
5%: Two or more races, non-Hispanic/Latino
< 1%: Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, non-Hispanic/Latino

Transfer Admissions

4^%

Transfer applicants accepted

33^%

Applicants accepted who enroll

Transfer Requirements

Minimum requirements
High school transcript	Required of All
College transcript(s)	Required of All
Essay or personal statement	Required of All
Interview	Not Required/Recommended
Standardized test scores	Required of All
Statement of good standing from prior institution(s)	Required of All

Transfer Application Deadlines

Fall: March 1

Transfer Credits

Maximum transfered

quarter hours

Minimum transfers must complete

quarter hours

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Counseling services

Academic
Birth control
Career
Minority student
Personal
Psychological
Religious

Remedial services offered

Not Reported

Career placement services

Alumni network
Career/job search classes
Interest inventory
Internships
Interview training
On-campus job interviews
Other
Resume assistance

Percent of the campus accessible to physically disabled students

Not Reported

Additional services

Health insurance
Health service
Nonremedial tutoring
Other
Placement service
Women's Center

Special programs for physically disabled students

Adaptive equipment
Braille services
Interpreters for hearing-impaired
Note-taking services
Other
Reader services
Special transportation
Talking books
Tape recorders
Tutors

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International Students

Number of foreign countries represented by degree-seeking undergraduate non-resident aliens	96
Countries most often represented	Brazil Canada China India Kenya The United Kingdom
Special services offered for international applicants	Host family program International student center Special counselors/advisors Special orientation

International Student Contact

Greg Manne
Associate Director of Admissions
603 646-2875
apply@dartmouth.edu

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Hanover, NH

Campus Life

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% freshman classHigh School Class Rank

Test Scores

Percent of freshmen in each score range

Admissions Facts

Extremely Selective

Admissions Factors

Very Important

Important

Considered

Not Considered

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Admissions Contact

Financial Aid

Of students' needswere fully met

Average financial aid

Cost

Scholarships & Grants

Scholarships

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Financial Aid Deadline

Required Financial Aid Forms

Financial Aid Office

Financial Aid Officer

Varsity Sports

Club Sports - Men's

Club Sports - Women's

Intramural/Recreational Sports

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Athletic Directors

Athletic Facts

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Programs Offered

Pre-professional Programs

total students

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out-of-state

Undergraduate

Graduate

4,459students

2,149students

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undergraduatePart-time

4,401students

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Student Break-down

Transfer Admissions

Transfer Requirements

Transfer Application Deadlines

Fall: March 1

Transfer Credits

quarter hours

quarter hours

Of students' needs
were fully met

4,459
students

2,149
students

4,401
students

58
students