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Key Highlights for Indian Students
Indian Student Advantage
Dartmouth College offers strong international student support, fostering a welcoming environment for Indian students.
The Indian Student Association provides a platform for cultural exchange and community building among Indian students.
The alumni network includes notable figures in various sectors, providing valuable connections for career opportunities in India and abroad.
Extensive internship and co-op opportunities enhance employability, with many top hiring companies actively recruiting from Dartmouth.
The university emphasizes personalized learning and leadership development, aligning with the aspirations of many Indian students.
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Why Consider
Dartmouth offers need-based financial aid for all students, including international ones.
Students have access to numerous local and global internship and co-op opportunities.
Dartmouth allocates over $180 million annually for research across various fields.
Dartmouth provides dedicated support services for international students.
The Indian Student Association fosters community and support for Indian students.
Things to Consider
Dartmouth College offers intakes in Fall and Spring, with the next intake scheduled for Fall 2025. Prospective students should plan their applications accordingly.
Most graduate programs require the GRE, while the Tuck MBA program requires the GMAT. A competitive GPA is expected, typically from students who are top of their class, though there is no fixed cutoff.
International applicants must demonstrate English proficiency through accepted tests. Minimum scores are 68 for PTE, 7.0 for IELTS, 100 for TOEFL (iBT), and 120 for Duolingo.