Some of the newly admitted 23’s are already e-mailing me, asking what advice I have about getting a good start and/or doing well academically at Dartmouth. I think it’s great that they (you) are thinking and planning ahead, which is probably the most important thing you can do well before September 16th, the first day of classes, and the start of your Dartmouth academic careers.
Here are my suggestions: ...continue reading "Dear Class of 2023"
The Academic Skills Center’s Blog is back, and it’s time for some more tips as we enter into the new year. Now that it’s officially the winter term, everything is feeling a little more intense. The weather is getting colder, and unless you’re taking the term off, you’re most likely juggling a bunch of classes while still spending a good chunk of time on sports, clubs, or even a part time job. ...continue reading "Combat College Burnout"
I have to say, one of my favorite things about Dartmouth is the D-Plan system. I was never a huge fan of the long summer break that most schools have, and I would always end up getting really bored after the first month and a half. I much prefer Dartmouth's system of having four terms and then a three to five-week long break in between. ...continue reading "5 Ways to Maximize Your Dartmouth Interim Break"
https://students.dartmouth.edu/tucker/spiritual-life/mindfulness-programs
It’s the end of Week 2 and midterms are fast approaching. If you’ve got an exam next week, then you might want to consider spending a few hours studying this weekend. ...continue reading "Studying On The Weekend"
It’s been a few weeks since final exams finished [thank God]. Right now, you’re probably home (or abroad), spending time with family and/or friends. ...continue reading "Finding Direction in The New Year"
