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Dartmouth Common Application Essay - Class of 2014
Submitted October 31, 2009 (Early Decision)
RAINDROPS
First drop: nothing in particular. Second drop: the glasses get wet, hazing the scene around me. Third drop, fourth drop, fifth drop.... The rain pours down as hurriedly as the people run for shelter. Normally, I would follow them, hastening to the nearest place that could keep my clothes dry. But today, I don’t. Holding my palms upward, I feel the tickle of the raindrops sweeping away...
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How I chose schools to apply to
124 Words
My main selection criteria:
1. Financial aid: Since this was my primary concern, the first thing I did was to compile a list of schools that had historically offered good financial aid packages and...
My extracurricular activities in college, and why I chose them
49 Words
1. Jobs: I usually hold multiple on-campus jobs -- library, TA, grading, research assistant, just...
Post-college plans
25 Words
Dartmouth is famous for sending grads to...
What I like about my school’s location and culture
297 Words
1. What I like about Dartmouth:
- Size: The college is small enough for you to really get to know your professors and classmates. There are tons of student organizations for everyone to find their niche (you can even found your own on the college's dime!).
- The unique academic calendar ("D-plan"): Dartmouth operates on a quarter calendar. There are four terms per year: fall, winter, spring, summer -- each 10 weeks long. For the most parts, you get to pick what terms to take classes...
My advice about getting recommenders
56 Words
I had three recommendation letters: One from my counselor who knew me and my background very well;...
Why I ultimately chose my school
83 Words
1. Concerns about financing: Dartmouth has a need-blind policy for international students and is committed to meeting 100% of admits' financial needs. So you just...
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