Dartmouth
New Hampshire Ivy
Dartmouth is a town in Devon, England, situated at the mouth of the River Dart, historically significant as a departure point for the Crusades and the Mayflower's voyage.
The name is most widely recognized today for Dartmouth College, an Ivy League university in Hanover, New Hampshire, founded in 1769.
Dartmouth also names communities in Nova Scotia and Massachusetts.
She got her MBA from Dartmouth.
Prestigious Cambridge university
- YaleIvy League institution
- PrincetonIvy League university
- ColumbiaAmerica personified, or its namesakes
- BrownFrequent English surname
Cornell · Penn · undergraduate · elite · admissions · legacy · endowment · selectivity
Anglo-German royal house
Southwestern English county
- DevonSouthwestern English county
- HalifaxNova Scotia's largest city
- MassachusettsNortheastern colonial state
- harborSafe anchorage for ships
Harvard
Prestigious Cambridge university
- YaleIvy League institution
- PrincetonIvy League university
- ColumbiaAmerica personified, or its namesakes
Brown · Cornell · Penn · undergraduate · elite · admissions · legacy · endowment · selectivity · prestige
Hanover
Anglo-German royal house
Greek · athletics · fraternities · liberal
Devon
Southwestern English county
- DevonSouthwestern English county
- HalifaxNova Scotia's largest city
- MassachusettsNortheastern colonial state
1769
Four-digit number
- universitiesuniversities, Harvard, Yale, Oxford, Cambridge
- Bristol CountyEaston, Fairhaven, Freetown, Mansfield, New Bedford
- British BasesColchester, Sandhurst, Portsmouth, Northwood, Poole
- West CountryExmoor, Hartland, Kingsbridge
- coastal townscoastal town, seaside town, beach town, coastal city, coastal village
- New EnglandMaine, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut
DartmouthManhattan
NYC's densest borough
USC · Los Angeles · Columbia · New York City · Boston University
- Dartmouth CollegePrivate university in Hanover