Need-based aid that lets admitted international undergraduates attend Dartmouth, awarded according to what the family can afford.
About this scholarship
- Dartmouth meets the demonstrated need of all admitted undergraduates, including those from other countries.
- It extended its need-blind admissions policy to include all international citizens, beginning with the Class of 2026.
- Dartmouth has no merit scholarships. It also has no athletic scholarships.
- Secondary sources report that Dartmouth is a QuestBridge partner, which matters mainly for U.S. applicants.
What the award includes
- Aid up to the full cost of attendance. A third-party guide says Dartmouth scholarship amounts run from $1,000 to over $80,000, set by the aid office.
- An allowance for travel to the U.S. is included.
- There is no summer earnings expectation in the first year for international students, but a student work contribution of $1,500 in later years.
- Aid awards include $2,450 in estimated annual income from work during academic terms.
Who can apply
- Be an international undergraduate applicant (first-year or transfer) admitted to Dartmouth. The page says it meets the need of all admitted undergraduates.
- Demonstrate financial need through the required aid forms.
- Any citizenship is eligible.
- Admission is highly competitive, because aid follows admission rather than guaranteeing it.
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