Outcomes
We prepare leaders to embark upon rewarding careers in the arts and sciences, business, medicine, and engineering. One of the most tight-knit alumni groups on the planet, Dartmouth graduates help one another climb ladders, enter markets, and reach their highest professional and personal objectives.
Many graduates go on to careers as scholars and noted researchers. Their rates of admission to law and medical schools are consistently well above the national average. They also compete successfully for the most prestigious scholarships and fellowships—Rhodes, Marshall, Truman, Udall, Goldwater, Fulbright, Knight-Hennessy, and dozens more.
One of the most emblematic aspects of my Dartmouth experience was learning to recognize and nurture the connection between the arts and the sciences.
I was drawn to the program’s interdisciplinary nature and focus on leadership and communication, as I want to ensure that my research ultimately leads to valuable outcomes in the world of policy.
Dartmouth gave me the confidence to find out what my path would become and taught me the skill of persistence and the joy of inquiry.
Dartmouth allowed me to do a lot of independent studies, and more than that, the professors were willing to work around what I was interested in.
I loved Dartmouth so much. It has inspired almost all my projects.
Dartmouth’s Center for Career Design is a hub for undergraduate career exploration and career development.
Our graduates maintain a robust relationship with their alma mater. Alumni devote an extraordinary amount of time and talent to the institution, and are eager to engage with current students.
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