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.
Dartmouth helped shape my future in extraordinary ways.
It was at Dartmouth that these ideas around the importance of independent inquiry were cemented.
The unique nature of the chemistry department at Dartmouth just captured my imagination, gave me a chance to taste what it’s like to do research.
And you’re going to go out there and build a messy network of people who will help you when you fail, who will help you look at the world in a new way, and make your good and bad ideas better.
That was foundational to my career as a researcher, and I try to pay that forward to my students.
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.
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.
Dartmouth’s Center for Career Design is a hub for undergraduate career exploration and career development.
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