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Now now don't be modest nandrolone. Your stats suggest you're kind of a total boss! Compared to me anyway.
hey neurophage..im a current dartmouth student (undergrad), and what i do is take the Dartmouth Coach (a bus service) from Logan Airport in Boston, MA...it's the easiest way, other than Lebanon.
nice! when were you complete?II today!
Anyone have tips on the best way to get to/from Dartmouth? Other than Lebanon, which doesn't seem to offer many flights, which airport is most convenient? What's the earliest it would be reasonable to book a flight out?
Thanks!
II today!
Anyone have tips on the best way to get to/from Dartmouth? Other than Lebanon, which doesn't seem to offer many flights, which airport is most convenient? What's the earliest it would be reasonable to book a flight out?
Thanks!
nice! when were you complete?
Hey, I looked into the costs/benefits of flying into Logan versus Lebanon versus Burlington versus Manchester, and I pretty much concluded that flying into Lebanon was worth the extra price. If you factor in the bus/train costs and extra time spent traveling I 'd rather just pay a little more for the convenience of flying to Lebanon. That being said, flying into Lebanon seems to include a lot of layover time, and flying to Logan is pretty cheap.
Submitted secondary July 18th.
Hmm, thanks for the info. The problem with Lebanon for me is lack of departing flights - I wouldn't be able to fly out on the night of my interview, and thus would have to either request alternate dates or change another interview.
So is the "please share something" question on the secondary optional? It seems like the optional essay found on other secondaries but the way it's worded makes it sound like it's not.
Ahhhh II!! OOS complete 7/24
I wonder if figuring out transportation will be harder than the actual interviews ...
i am doing my undergrad there currently...beautiful school, tight knit community, plenty of outdoor activities
^ is this a joke?
^ is this a joke?
^^ samy, you are too nice... so nice that u're welcome to stay with me at Dartmouth.
I live on campus, 5 min walk from where they hold interviews.
Does anyone know if it's a good idea to send update letters to Dartmouth? My clinical exposure is low so I've been shadowing a lot recently...I was debating sending an update to inform schools... not sure about it so wanted some opinions. i was complete 7/31 and haven't gotten an interview.
i know some schools strictly say to not send update letters ...and I couldn't remember what Dartmouth's position was...also sorry if this has been discussed already! I've gone through the thread before but am not sure if I missed a few posts in the middle
For something like that I probably would not send an update letter. You could always bring it up in the interview. If you think it is a weak point, it probably will show and they might ask you about it? If you do decided to send an update letter do it via snail mail? That's how I sent my paper once it was published. It may end up in circulation but that is worst case scenario lol!
thanks for the reply...you make some good points...i think because i have so little clinical exposure...what i'm seeing and doing right now seems like such a huge deal lol when its like not that impt through the lens of a adcom haha...
why do you suggest snail mail btw? did you read that somewhere or just ur preference? i'm abroad right now so snail mail wud b complicated...
Same exact issue for me. I have to stay 2 nights because of this. Will you even be able to make it back to Boston on the same night to fly back? I couldn't find flights late enough to take a bus or train from Hanover to Boston after the interview so I just said screw it and will stay 2 nights.
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They do have student hosting but you can only rely on that for one night. Hotels in Hanover are expensive. There are a few cheaper ones in Lebanon which is convenient since that is where I am flying out of. I would say use your student night the night before (that way you can get the inside scoop about the school) and the hotel for the second night. Hopefully it will work for me.I tried hard to make this work and just couldn't. Ended up rearranging a bunch of other things so I could stay 2 nights.
Do any of you locals have lodging recommendations? Everything seems either astronomically expensive or very barebones. I just want to make sure I'll be able to eat and get myself to/from my interview. 😛
Does Dartmouth have a student hosting program?
They do have student hosting but you can only rely on that for one night. Hotels in Hanover are expensive. There are a few cheaper ones in Lebanon which is convenient since that is where I am flying out of. I would say use your student night the night before (that way you can get the inside scoop about the school) and the hotel for the second night. Hopefully it will work for me.
They do have student hosting but you can only rely on that for one night. Hotels in Hanover are expensive. There are a few cheaper ones in Lebanon which is convenient since that is where I am flying out of. I would say use your student night the night before (that way you can get the inside scoop about the school) and the hotel for the second night. Hopefully it will work for me.
I am renting a car because I am getting in half a day early so I thought it would be nice to check out the fun and exciting things to do in Hanover (haha). I am staying at the Baymont Inn in Lebanon my second night there. Doesn't look too horrible.Thanks for the info! Are you relying on taxis? Or did you find an affordable hotel with shuttle service?
I am renting a car because I am getting in half a day early so I thought it would be nice to check out the fun and exciting things to do in Hanover (haha). I am staying at the Baymont Inn in Lebanon my second night there. Doesn't look too horrible.
Interviewed here today with about 25 people total. Trying hard not to like this place so it'll be easier if I get rejected. Medical center and surrounding area are beautiful. School itself isn't as nice as it could be, but the overall campus is absolutely beautiful.
Just wondering for my own knowledge, what was it about the school that you didn't like?
Interviewed here today with about 25 people total. Trying hard not to like this place so it'll be easier if I get rejected. Medical center and surrounding area are beautiful. School itself isn't as nice as it could be, but the overall campus is absolutely beautiful.
For the people that have interviewed(or anyone that knows), how are they? Open file, closed file, open file without numbers?
For the people that have interviewed(or anyone that knows), how are they? Open file, closed file, open file without numbers?
I was just trying to figure out this interview. As noted in earlier posts Dartmouth is not the easiest campus to get to. I could get a nonstop flight after at 4:20 at Lebanon, but I saw there is a brief tour starting at 3:30. Do you think they would be open to allowing me to forgo the tour? It is literally the only way out of Hanover without spending $900 or so dollars.
I was just trying to figure out this interview. As noted in earlier posts Dartmouth is not the easiest campus to get to. I could get a nonstop flight after at 4:20 at Lebanon, but I saw there is a brief tour starting at 3:30. Do you think they would be open to allowing me to forgo the tour? It is literally the only way out of Hanover without spending $900 or so dollars.
Wow just got an Interview Invite here. First of the season and extremely excited. My stats are kinda low but I'm amazed I got it this far.
Congrats...would you mind sharing when you were complete?
Does this school look favorably on thank you letters?
For the people that have interviewed here, can you give a breakdown of the days schedule so other can know what to expect. Any other info would be appreciated. Is there anyone else interviewing on the 25th?
PM me.
I havent really flown on a plane in 10 years... man flights are expensive!
This is the official schedule they give you when you arrive:
8:30-9:00AM = Check in time
9:00AM-10:30AM = Group information session (admissions and financial aid)
10:30AM = break
10:45-11:00AM = Shuttle to medical center
11:00-11:45AM = Student led tour of DHMC by a fresh 3rd year who knows about as much of the hospital as you
11:45AM = lunch
Remainder of day = 2 interviews at various times, waiting around making small talk with your fellow interviewees, and finally, an optional tour of the medical school at 3:30PM.