Residency and Enrollment Policy
Candidates in Guarini School residential graduate programs are expected to complete their studies within established limits, and must maintain a significant physical presence on campus each term they are enrolled.
Candidates in Guarini School residential graduate programs are expected to complete their studies within established limits, and must maintain a significant physical presence on campus each term they are enrolled.
Students must meet a number of criteria to determine whether they are making satisfactory progress towards their degrees.
Students and alumni may obtain official and unofficial copies of their transcripts.
Graduate students may transfer a limited amount of credits to their degree program.
Criteria for allowing a student to transfer from one graduate program to another.
All weapons without the explicit authorization of Dartmouth are prohibited on campus. The only exceptions to this policy are authorized law enforcement agents or military personnel, employees legally permitted to possess weapons in New Hampshire where the possession is necessary as a part of an academic, research, or work-related activity and College-sanctioned employee groups or events where a weapon is required as part of the curriculum or activity.