63 South Main Street, Suite 303
OVIS provides general support, resources, and referrals for legal assistance to undocumented students and serves as the primary point of contact for Dartmouth departments and professionals schools with questions related to undocumented students and DACA.
6016 McNutt Hall
All undocumented students may apply for admission to Dartmouth and for Dartmouth's financial aid.
6024 McNutt Hall
Dartmouth scholarships and loans are fully available to undocumented students. Find out more about applying for financial aid as a prospective, current, or transfer student.
Collis Suite 205
OPAL provides academic and sociocultural advising, designs and facilitates educational programs, and serves as advocates for all students and communities.
If you witness or are directly impacted by a bias-related incident, immediately contact a College official or Safety and Security at 603-646-4000, or submit a report using the Online Reporting Form.
The Undergraduate Deans Office provides support for all undergraduate students, as well as for other enrolled students.
Dick's House, 2nd Floor
7 Rope Ferry Road
The Counseling Center is dedicated to assisting students on how to cope with and manage feelings that can interfere with academic and social life at Dartmouth. Counseling services are available 24/7.
Uhelp Crisis Line: 833-646-1526
Counseling Center: 603-646-9442:
During regular business hours: Identify that you would like a crisis appointment
After regular business hours: Choose option 1 to connect directly with a mental health crisis provider
63 South Main Street, 2nd Floor
The CPD offers an excellent guide for on-campus advising and post-graduate academic and career opportunities.
Raven House, 2nd Floor
LALACS is an interdisciplinary program committed to research and teaching of Latin American and Caribbean Studies (LACS), and Latino Studies (LATS). LALACS faculty support Dartmouth's institutional commitment to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) students.
This student organization is dedicated to advancing the rights of undocumented students at Dartmouth and across the United States.
South Fairbanks
The Tucker Center offers spiritual counseling and exploration and are available for confidential support for all students, regardless of faith or secular identity.
Most academic departments and programs at Dartmouth, in addition to various institutes and centers, oversee student engagement in international study abroad and internship opportunities, including:
Students who are on DACA should consult the office directly involved in the travel, in addition to an immigration attorney prior to making any plans to depart the U.S.
The First Year Student Enrichment Program (FYSEP), organized by the First-Generation Office, empowers first-generation students at Dartmouth College to thrive academically and in the greater college community.