Dartmouth College

Dartmouth College, located in Hanover, New Hampshire, United States was founded in 1769. DC operates a Liberal Arts College, a School of Medicine, a School of Engineering and the School of Business. The Liberal arts College DC also offers a 4-year bachelor of engineering program. DC encompasses 39 academic units contributing more than 50 academic programs with full autonomy to select major and minors & dual majors. Last year DC gained 11th position among undergraduate programs offered at National Universities according to US News & World Report. The institution has a financial aid policy which provides students (local & International) to study free of charge if they lie below the $75,000 combined annual income mark. DC offers several inter-college sports events comprising of 16 men’s, 16 women’s and two co-ed teams. Almost 75% of the students participate in some form in athletics.

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