r/dartmouth

Hi,

Just wondering, NH only has Dartmouth, no state medical schools. I've heard, although seen no proof, that Dartmouth gives a slight preference to NH residents. Can we expect any type of preference from our neighbors UVM, U Mass, or U Conn? I know Tufts has a deal with Maine for a rural medicine program...but anything else? Kinds stinks to be from a state with no state medical school. Thanks!

I was recently admitted to Dartmouth as a transfer student, and I am SO SO grateful for this acceptance. I am drawn to a lot of things about Dartmouth that my large public school couldn’t give me (ex: a small tight knit community, small class sizes, great connections with professors and a strong career pipeline) I hope to study Economics with a double in Comparative Literature or Quantitative Social Sciences, and I want to go into IB or consulting after graduation. I’ve really romanticized Dartmouth in my head but I do realistically have some concerns I would love to be answered before I commit.

1. As far as I can tell, the student body is majority white, matriculating from elite prep schools on the East Coast and obviously extremely wealthy. I know that is not ALL of the students, but that demographic dominates. As a middle-class Asian American coming from a California public high school and then college, I am not sure if I would fit in or find my people. The community at Dartmouth is what draws me in and I’m scared it might be more cliquey than what I’ve experienced.
2. The location. I’ve never been much of a nature lover and I’ve actually always been drawn to the big city. For college though, I do prefer a less busy place so I’m okay with it not being super urban, but does it ever get super boring and isolating? Such a non-issue but kinda still an issue are there Asian restaurants in Hanover?

Thank you so much and any input would be so helpful!

Title. Is there any way I can access my Blitz account through Gmail? Outlook's UI is so bad.

Hi everyone,

I’ll be moving to the Hanover area this August to start teaching at Dartmouth, and I’m currently looking into apartments nearby. I recently came across Meadow Brook Village in White River Junction and was wondering if anyone here has experience living there or knows anything about it.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/xAzJEKWfx9cjAqd56

Hey there, I'll be joining as an mba exchange student from France starting August until mid/end December and I'm looking for a flat/ flatmates. Is anybody down?

Thanks, kinda desperate asf

Hey everyone, I’m an incoming Dartmouth grad student and trying to figure out how realistic it is to bring an EV to Hanover. Likely will be living at Summit on Juniper. Know they have some chargers at the property there, but wanted to know more about the winter time and daily practicality of EV ownership around Dartmouth.

How available/reliable is EV charging on or near Dart campus?

Do people usually charge daily, or is occasional Level 2/3 charging enough?

How much range loss should I realistically expect during winter?

Are there specific charging stations/networks people use around Hanover?

Honestly, is bringing an EV even worth it at all, or is leasing a gas car just way easier?

Would especially appreciate insight from anyone who owns an EV at Dartmouth or in the Hanover/Lebanon area.