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Earth Science examines the physical, chemical, and biological phenomena shaping Earth and other celestial bodies across time. This field encompasses not just rocks and minerals, but also aquatic systems, cryospheric elements, and atmospheric dynamics. Researchers investigate solar system formation, planetary interiors, life's evolution across worlds, current and ancient Earth processes, and future planetary trajectories. Earth Scientists work to explore, comprehend, and safeguard our planet and its inhabitants. Graduates pursue diverse careers spanning law, business, policy, education, healthcare, research, arts, and technology. Earth Science's distinctive value lies in its integration of multiple scientific domains into a cohesive framework, making it a versatile complement to various academic pursuits. Dartmouth provides specialized majors in Earth Sciences and Environmental Earth Sciences, preparing students for advanced study or professional careers. These programs can also be combined with other disciplines like Physics, Chemistry, Economics, Engineering, or Biology for interdisciplinary academic paths.
Students must have high school equivalent to USA. A strong GPA in high school is one indicator that you will continue to do well in college.
Most successful applicants score above 100 on the TOEFL exam or above 7 on IELTS.