To create brave and adaptable leaders, we must act courageously ourselves.
In a time of crisis, we must act decisively to support those who need it most.
That is why Dartmouth is doubling down on its commitment to provide the financial support that will make every student’s education possible.
Hanlon: Pandemic Calls for Financial Aid Response
In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic and economic crisis, Dartmouth is strengthening its effort to ensure access to a liberal arts education for all students, regardless of their ability to pay, President Philip J. Hanlon ’77 announced on May 14.
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No Loans Financial Aid Initiative
With your support, Dartmouth will eliminate all loan expectations for students on financial aid.
Wise Leaders
Dartmouth Scholarship Endowments
Moments like these prove we need well-educated future leaders. You can help us train them.
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Dartmouth Hall 250th Anniversary Alumnae Scholarship Fund
Help attract the most talented students to Dartmouth based on their abilities—not their ability to pay.
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Financial Aid Bold Goals
Expand the income threshold for a full-tuition scholarship from $100,000 to $125,000
Eliminate loans from all financial aid awards
Become one of only six colleges and universities in the United States to guarantee need-blind admissions to non-U.S. citizens.
Alumni Perspective
“Leadership requires making tough decisions”
- Dr. Joanne M. Conroy ’77
Super Siblings
John Flores ’22 and Michael Flores ’23 were raised by parents that instilled in them that hard work and good grades would open up opportunities. Today, both play football for Dartmouth and both are here in part thanks to scholarships provided by generous donors. Students like the Flores brothers make Dartmouth what it is.