Dartmouth University (Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies) offers competitive funding packages for incoming graduate students (Master’s & PhD). The awards typically cover tuition, health insurance and include a generous stipend plus additional relocation and support benefits to help international and domestic students succeed.
Who can apply
- Applicants from all countries (international applicants eligible).
- Candidates applying for Master’s or PhD programs at Dartmouth.
- Applicants must meet the specific academic and program-level requirements (see department pages).
Requirements (at a glance)
- A completed Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) from a reputable institution.
- Meet Dartmouth’s English language requirements (some programs may have specific rules).
- Fulfill the program-specific minimums (transcripts, recommendation letters, statement of purpose, CV, test scores if required). Application details vary by department check the department/admissions page for exact documents.
Deadline
- December 1, 2025
What it offers (summary)
Dartmouth’s graduate funding packages commonly include the following core benefits:
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Tuition | Full or substantial tuition funding (varies by program). |
| Stipend | $47,000 stipend (2024–25 figure used as reference for the award level). |
| Relocation bonus | $1,500 (one-time, 2024–25 figure). |
| Visa/entry support | $1,200 one-time support for visa/entry costs for incoming international students. |
| Childcare grants | Up to $5,000 per child per year (where applicable. |
| Health insurance | Group health insurance (Dartmouth pays premiums); dependent medical assistance available. |
| Additional | Research & travel grants, barrier removal funds, emergency interest-free loans, and mental health/teletherapy support. |
Note: Terms and exact amounts may vary by program and academic year; check the official graduate school pages for up-to-date details.
How to apply step-by-step
- Visit the Dartmouth Graduate School admissions site and choose your desired program.
- Review the department/program page for specific requirements and deadlines (some programs may have earlier or rolling deadlines).
- Complete the online application and upload required documents (transcripts, recommendations, CV, SOP, test scores if needed).
- Check if you qualify for an application fee waiver (Dartmouth provides waivers in specified circumstances).
- Submit the application before the program deadline. Successful applicants will be contacted by the department/graduate school.