Dartmouth College
New Hampshire Ivy
Dartmouth College is a private Ivy League university in Hanover, New Hampshire, founded in 1769.
It is the smallest of the eight Ivy League schools and was originally established to educate Native Americans, though it quickly became a traditional liberal arts institution.
She got into Dartmouth.
The school is known for its undergraduate focus and rural New England setting.
Anglo-German royal house
- New HampshireNortheastern state, smallest land
- Ivy LeagueElite university athletic conference
- universityHigher education institution
- campusInstitutional grounds and buildings
undergraduate · graduate · liberal arts · faculty · students · alumni · endowment · administration
Four-digit number
- charterFounding organizational document
- colonialOf occupied territories
- Daniel WebsterStatesman and constitutional lawyer
- American RevolutionColonial separation from Britain
Large outdoor fire
- a cappellaSinging without instruments
- fraternitySpirit of brotherly connection
- sororityWomen's collegiate social organization
- traditionsLong-established customs passed down
Elite university athletic conference
- footballField sport with goals
- hockeyStick-and-goal sport
- skiingSnow sport on runners
- lacrosseField sport with netted sticks
rowing · soccer · basketball · track · rugby · squash · tennis · swimming
Common English surname
- Connecticut RiverLongest New England river
- organic farmAgricultural land avoiding synthetic chemicals
- ski slopeMountain trail for descending
Educational program's content plan
- professorsHighest-ranking university instructors
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- scholarshipEducational funding or erudition
- seminarsStructured educational discussions
lectures · coursework · thesis · major · minor · quarter system · study abroad · honors
Hanover
Anglo-German royal house
- New HampshireNortheastern state, smallest land
- Ivy LeagueElite university athletic conference
- universityHigher education institution
campus · undergraduate · graduate · liberal arts · faculty · students · alumni · endowment · administration · enrollment
1769
Four-digit number
- charterFounding organizational document
- colonialOf occupied territories
- Daniel WebsterStatesman and constitutional lawyer
John Marshall · American Revolution · founding · bicentennial
bonfire
Large outdoor fire
- a cappellaSinging without instruments
- fraternitySpirit of brotherly connection
- sororityWomen's collegiate social organization
traditions · mascot · fight song · pig roast
Ivy League
Elite university athletic conference
lacrosse · rowing · soccer · basketball · track · rugby · squash · tennis · swimming · cross country
Green
Common English surname
- Connecticut RiverLongest New England river
- organic farmAgricultural land avoiding synthetic chemicals
- ski slopeMountain trail for descending
curriculum
Educational program's content plan
- professorsHighest-ranking university instructors
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- scholarshipEducational funding or erudition
seminars · lectures · coursework · thesis · major · minor · quarter system · study abroad · honors · dissertations
- Upper ValleyHanover, Lebanon, Norwich, Hartford, Connecticut River
- New HampshireConcord, Manchester, Portsmouth, Nashua, Dover
- educationeducation, school, schools, teachers, students
- New England LandmarksFenway Park, Freedom Trail, USS Constitution, Boston Common, Bunker Hill
Dartmouth CollegeColumbia University
Manhattan's Ivy League institution
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Dartmouth CollegePenn State
Large Pennsylvania public university
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Dartmouth CollegeColumbia University
Manhattan's Ivy League institution
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