Admissions Ambassadors
Admissions ambassadors play an integral role in helping bring the best and brightest to Dartmouth.

Interview Prospective Students
Admissions ambassadors evaluate and inform. They interview prospective students—in person or remotely—to provide the Office of Admissions with greater insights into applicants’ achievements, and they enrich applicants’ understanding of the Dartmouth experience. Meeting with a prospective student and sending a report to Dartmouth takes about an hour—and it’s work that has tremendous impact.
Be the Face of Dartmouth in Your Community
All alumni and graduating seniors are welcome to become admissions ambassadors.
Roles and Responsibilities
Discover just what Dartmouth admissions ambassadors do and why their work is so important. Have questions about eligibility? Learn more about who can interview.

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Have Questions?
We invite you to contact individual members of our staff by phone or email, or by visiting our office. Not sure who to contact? Email us at aap@dartmouth.edu and we’ll direct your question to the right person.