For those who've applied to Dartmouth as a transfer student, where exactly did you send your application materials? I don’t want my application to get lost!
As a student applying to Dartmouth as a transfer, you would need to submit your application materials online through the Common Application or Coalition Application. On either platform, once you complete the relevant sections and essays for Dartmouth, you would submit your application electronically directly to the college. This process ensures your application materials reach the admissions office without getting lost. Dartmouth, like most colleges, does not accept paper or emailed applications.
After submission, Dartmouth will send you an email acknowledgment of receipt. If there are any issues with your application or if anything is missing, they will also notify you. So, make sure to keep an eye on your email following your submission. It's also a good idea to double-check before submission that all required components are included, such as your college transcript, high school transcript, two academic evaluations, and the transfer college report. If you're worried about your application materials getting lost, the online process offers a reliable method for ensuring they reach the destination.
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