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Dartmouth College's distinctive D-Plan—a year-round quarter system that allows students to customize when they take leave for internships, research, and travel—creates a uniquely flexible and entrepreneurial undergraduate experience among Ivy League schools. The ASURE Research program funds undergraduate research across disciplines, and Dartmouth's intimate Hanover setting creates unusually strong bonds between students and faculty who live and work in the same small community. For international students interested in economics, government, and environmental studies, Dartmouth offers an extraordinary combination of Ivy League prestige, personalized attention, and a distinctive outdoor culture.
| Acceptance Rate | 5% (Most Selective) |
|---|---|
| GPA Range | 3.90-4.00 |
| SAT Range | 1500-1580 |
| ACT Range | 33-35 |
| Early Decision I | Nov 1 |
| Regular Decision | Jan 2 |
| Application Fee | $80 |
| Average Financial Aid | $66,480 |
| Need-Blind Admissions | Yes |
| Type | Research |
| US News Rank | #15 |
Dartmouth College typically admits students with a GPA in the 3.90-4.00 range (4.0 scale). International students should convert their grades using an AACRAO EDGE-based GPA calculator before applying.
With an acceptance rate of 5%, Dartmouth College is a most selective institution. Building a balanced school list with reach, target, and safety schools is strongly recommended.
The middle 50% of admitted students scored 1500-1580 on the SAT and 33-35 on the ACT.
The Regular Decision deadline is Jan 2. Use AdmissionsPedia's free Deadline Tracker to manage your complete application calendar.
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