Thank you @tcc926818 for sharing this year's questions.
2023-2024 Dartmouth Secondary Essay Prompts: (edited to add question #3 which was omitted on earlier posts)
1. Please indicate your plans for the 2023-2024 academic year. If in school, please list your courses. If working, let us know...
In this episode, Professor of Medicine and Medical Education and Associate Dean of Admissions at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth University explains the draw of the close-knit community at Dartmouth, why the school doesn’t send secondaries to applicants with an MCAT below 503, and how...
I am trying to decide which school to pick! Would appreciate any insight/help!
Pros of Michigan:
- Top school, loved my interview and the Admissions team
- Love the curriculum and the culture of the institution (friendly, ready to help, seems like a big sense of community)
- Midwest (change of...
I was invited for an interview for the Dartmouth accelerated MPH program and someone on SDN said in a webinar they mentioned all accepted candidates get a 20 min phone call with an alum, and that the interview was not so much an assessment but rather a chance to ask alum questions to see if it’s...
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Dermatology Residency Program Informational Session
Given the recent times and global pandemic from COIVD-19 the landscape of residency interviews has drastically changed and will be done completely virtual. However, in order to provide interested applicants more information...
Any thoughts? Both are NCI designated institutions? Any opinions on the strengths of each of these based on your experience? Is one significantly better than the other? Thanks.
As one of the oldest medical schools in the United States—the fourth oldest—Geiselhas a 200-year history of accomplishments. They are ranked #44 for research and #21 for primary care by U.S. News and World Report. Students love the smaller class sizes and the opportunity to gain clinical...
Hello SDN. I am a pre-med biology major at the University of Central Arkansas. I am going into my second year of pre-med and would just like to run some stuff by all of you. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
1. I had a lot of dual credit in high school, so I decided to take a semester...
Hello SDN. I am a pre-med biology major at the University of Central Arkansas. I am going into my second year of pre-med and would just like to run some stuff by all of you. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
1. I had a lot of dual credit in high school, so I decided to take a semester...
Hello SDN. I am a pre-med biology major at the University of Central Arkansas. I am going into my second year of pre-med and would just like to run some stuff by all of you. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
1. I had a lot of dual credit in high school, so I decided to take a semester...
Interested in a competitive specialty, and I’ve heard going to the most prestigious school will help. Haven’t received the financial aid package from Dartmouth yet, but it probably won’t be close to Hofstra. Both schools are P/F. Also have never lived in a rural setting before, but I don’t...
I just got accepted to Dartmouth and would love thoughts about my upcoming decision!
Dartmouth
Pros:
-Prestige/name recognition
-Really solid match list
-Small class size
-Amazing feeling during interview (subjective but true for me)
-Clerkships around the country
-P/F grading
Cons:
-Location...
Dartmouth
Pros
Prestige (residency director ranking #28, comparable to Case, Brown, BU, Sinai)
True P/F preclinical (I think)
Optional, recorded lectures
Small class size
Excellent sense of community
Students seemed happy and least stressed
Faculty seemed caring/supportive
Enjoyed my interview...
Hello again!
I have narrowed my choices down to 3 awesome programs. I can't believe I am in such a blessed position. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I am leaning towards Emory or Miami at this point.
My general interests are in neurology/neuropath, infectious disease, and pathology...
Currently trying to get some insight in to my decision between my top two picks (Quinnipiac is still on the table as well, but I am leaning towards Geisel and Duluth at the moment).
Geisel:
Pros:
+M3/M4 rotations in Alaska (my tribal homelands)
+prestige/connections (Ivy League)
+undergrad...
Hello! I am in the fortunate position of choosing between some of my favorite schools coming into this. I am actually waiting on the post interview decision from Miami, but they have a pretty high post interview acceptance rate, so I just want to weigh in your opinions on that school as well...
Announcing the formal launch of Platelets for Life a 501(c) (3) non-profit established for promoting platelet education, donorship and research. Platelets for Life has attracted a great team of directors. These include: Dr. Ziggy Szczepiorkowski, the President of the American Association of...
Hi everyone!
I'm currently a senior in high school and was recently accepted to Brown University. I was also waitlisted at several other universities, including the University of Chicago, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Dartmouth, Wash U, Cornell, Northwestern, and Vanderbilt. After speaking to my...
Hey Guys,
I have been fortunate enough to be accepted to multiple schools, and have narrowed down my choices to these three. I am having a very hard time deciding between them and would love to get some input from anyone who has some insight into these institutions.
I am not 100% sure what I...
So I know from reading other postings that Dartmouth is a nontrad/redemption school, but I was wondering if anyone knows exactly how they factor in SMP/graduate gpa when evaluating an application. Do they replace undergrad gpa, average, or just look at it along with all of the other information...
As one of the oldest medical schools in the United States—the fourth oldest—Geisel has a 200-year history of accomplishments. They are ranked #40 for research and #45 for primary care by U.S. News and World Report. Students love the smaller class sizes and the opportunity to gain clinical...
Hi, I am a PGY 2 emergency med resident looking to switch from Michigan to North East. I love my program actually but a host of family issues pull me eastward. Any PGY2s at Dartmouth, Maine Med or somewhere in MA want to trade? I might consider NYC too.
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