What clubs does Dartmouth have?

Student Organizations

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Afro-American Society at Dartmouth (AAm)
Al-Nur Muslim Student Association.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Argentine Tango Society.
Asian/American Students for Action.
Autoimmune Campus Alliance.

What programs is Dartmouth known for?

The most popular majors at Dartmouth College include: Social Sciences; Engineering; Biological and Biomedical Sciences; Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services; Mathematics and Statistics; Area, Ethnic, Cultural, Gender, and Group Studies; Psychology; Visual and Performing Arts; History; and Physical …

How many clubs does Dartmouth have?

Undergraduate students manage more than 160 groups and organizations.

What is unique about Dartmouth College?

Your child should remember what makes Dartmouth unique: The D-Plan, its signature flexible plan of study, its proud school traditions like the Winter Carnival and the Dartmouth Powwow, and its connection to the natural world.

What is Dartmouth D plan?

The term “D-Plan” refers to the flexibility Dartmouth gives its students in choosing when they take classes and when they’re on break. Within a few guidelines, students have the autonomy to schedule their classes and breaks around their academic, research, and professional interests.

What good is Dartmouth?

The campus itself is very scenic (and the food is great). Dartmouth has all of the resources of a world-class research university and the personal touch (and close-knit intellectual environment) of a small liberal arts college. Just an amazing place with amazing opportunities.

Is Dartmouth declining?

There’s been a backlash, but Dartmouth again seems unaware. Applications for the class of 2018, the first to be affected by the new rule, are down 14 percent. That is the biggest decline in 21 years. The number of students passing at least one AP exam has increased 83 percent.

What kind of students does Dartmouth want?

Dartmouth really seeks students who are risk-takers who will contribute to campus life, as evidenced by the fact that many Dartmouth freshmen start clubs and organizations on campus related to their interests and passions.

Why do students love Dartmouth?

They are fun, spirited, passionate, and kind. No one is competitive, and everyone is always ready to give another student a helping hand. I feel like I already have a strong support system of friends that I can fall back on when I need it. Dartmouth has a community like no other.