Dartmouth has competitive financial aid opportunities for graduate students.
Assistance is offered by individual program offices. The Financial Aid Office does not award any scholarships, grants, or stipends for graduate students.
Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth has its own financial aid office. Prospective MBA students can visit Finance Your Degree.
The Geisel School of Medicine has its own financial aid office. Prospective medical students can learn more at Geisel's Cost & Financial Aid section of the Medical School website.
Scholarship eligibility for Dartmouth's graduate programs is entirely determined by the individual program or department. It's best to start your funding journey directly with them.
All doctoral programs at Dartmouth offer financial support, including a paid yearly stipend or fellowship at a minimum of $24,000. Tuition is typically paid through scholarship support. Financial support is usually supplied for the entire duration of a student's enrollment in their doctoral program. Support terms may differ slightly by program and should be confirmed with the program department.
Learn more about graduate financial aid at Dartmouth.