Is Dartmouth need-aware for domestic and international applicants?
I’m trying to understand how financial need can affect admission chances at Dartmouth before I decide whether to apply for aid.
I’ve seen mixed explanations online, and I want to know in general whether Dartmouth is need-aware and if that works differently for U.S. students versus international students.
I’ve seen mixed explanations online, and I want to know in general whether Dartmouth is need-aware and if that works differently for U.S. students versus international students.
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Sundial Team
2 days ago
Dartmouth is need-blind for U.S. applicants, including U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and typically other domestic applicants, so applying for financial aid does not affect admission chances in those cases. For international applicants, Dartmouth is need-aware, which means ability to pay can be considered during the admissions process.
So in general, the rule is different by citizenship status: domestic applicants are reviewed without regard to need, while international applicants are not.
So in general, the rule is different by citizenship status: domestic applicants are reviewed without regard to need, while international applicants are not.
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