Dartmouth College Scholarships 2022 Application Portal

Scholarships & Financial Aid

The Dartmouth Institute is committed to assisting students with meeting the cost of their education. This year, 94% of students received a loan and/or scholarship from Dartmouth.

Scholarships

Scholarship awards from The Dartmouth Institute are made possible through the generosity of alumni, corporations, and nonprofit foundations. However, the school has limited scholarship funds and may not be able to fully meet each student’s needs. Recipients are generally notified at the time of their offer of admission.

We offer scholarships to U.S. permanent residents and international students based on merit. The Dartmouth Institute scholarships range anywhere from $1,000 up to half of tuition. Scholarship funds are equally dispersed across each term you are enrolled as a student.

Priority consideration is given to candidates who submit their application by the first round deadline on December 1. All candidates whose application is submitted by February 1 will be reviewed for a scholarship; there is no additional scholarship application required.

Our admissions and financial aid offices will review the application materials submitted by candidates for admission. In assessing merit, we consider a variety of factors, including exceptional academic performance, leadership, professional accomplishments, service, and ability to contribute to the diversity of the Dartmouth community. 

Tuition and stipend scholarships are available for the PhD Program.

To search for outside scholarships, these resources are available: fastweb.com, collegeboard.org, and scholarships.com.

There is also a scholarship search engine through SOPHAS.

Federal Student Loans

To apply for federal student loan eligibility, all students need to complete the following two steps:

1) File the FAFSA. Dartmouth’s school code is 002573

2) Submit the Dartmouth College Graduate Student Financial Aid Application

We need both forms to generate the official award package. Information about the application process can be found on Dartmouth’s Financial Aid website. 

Federal loans are available to U.S. citizens enrolled at least half-time and making satisfactory progress in a degree program. Federal financial aid to graduate students is available through the Federal Direct Loan program and the Federal Graduate PLUS Loan program.

If you have questions about the loan application process after reviewing the information on the web page, you may contact Dartmouth’s Financial Aid office at (603)646-2451 or email at [email protected].

Work study is not available for Dartmouth Institute graduate students.

Fellowships & Association Scholarships

APMA/Dartmouth Institute Public Health Fellowship
The American Podiatric Medical Association partners with The Dartmouth Institute to offer a postdoctoral public health fellowship for a graduating podiatry resident. Learn more

Dartmouth-AAPA CHLM Scholarship Award
In partnership with the American Academy of PAs (AAPA), The Dartmouth Institute is pleased to offer a $15,000 scholarship award annually for the Institute’s Online MPH program for up to two physician assistants or nurse practitioners who complete the Degree Pathways Program.
Learn more

Dartmouth-Bluford Healthcare Leadership Institute Scholarship Award
The Dartmouth Institute is proud to partner with the Bluford Healthcare Leadership Institute (BHLI) as a post graduate degree partner. The BHLI is an executive leadership development program designed to cultivate a pipeline of diverse, culturally competent talent for healthcare leadership though mentoring, securing premier healthcare internships, and sponsoring into healthcare-related employment. The BHLI Scholars’ opportunity to pursue a Master of Public Health through the online MPH program at Dartmouth complements the BHLI’s mission to develop future leaders committed to eliminating disparities in healthcare. Individuals who complete the BHLI program are eligible to receive an expedited application process to Dartmouth’s MPH program. Contact our admissions team to learn more.

For Dartmouth College Employees

Grant-in-Aid benefits provide $5,250 of tuition support towards our online Master of Public Health program per calendar year, with a cap of $15,750 total benefit for this program. Click here to start an application.

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