Dartmouth College Programs & Rankings

Mathematics programs show exceptional variation in outcomes. Algebra and Number Theory ranks #9 nationally with 46 graduates earning $124,017, while Mathematics and Statistics ranks #3 nationally with graduates earning $102,938.

Biology programs show more modest earnings with Biology, General producing graduates earning $32,563. Students should carefully consider specific program tracks, as quantitative mathematics programs significantly outperform biological sciences in immediate post-graduation earning potential.

This category demonstrates Dartmouth's exceptional strength across diverse social science disciplines. American Government and Politics ranks #8 nationally with graduates earning $84,898, while Applied/Public Sociology achieves a perfect value score ranking #1 nationally.

Behavioral Neuroscience and Anthropology both rank highly within their respective fields. These programs reflect Dartmouth's liberal arts excellence and strong preparation for graduate study, public service, and professional careers requiring analytical thinking.

American History stands out with graduates earning $82,121 and ranking #5 nationally, demonstrating exceptional outcomes for a humanities field. English Language and Literature ranks #28 nationally with graduates earning $55,730.

These programs reflect Dartmouth's commitment to liberal arts education and strong preparation for careers in law, education, journalism, and other fields requiring strong communication and analytical skills.

African Studies ranks #5 nationally with 41 graduates earning $71,072, while Environmental Science shows more modest outcomes with graduates earning $36,141. These specialized programs reflect Dartmouth's breadth in interdisciplinary studies.

Students should consider these programs for their intellectual value and preparation for graduate study rather than immediate earning potential, as career outcomes depend heavily on post-graduation paths.