Wondering which one is the better option for IB/PE. The main concern I had with Dartmouth is the Sophomore Summer, which requires you to spend the summer after sophomore year on campus, which takes away from key internship opportunities at a BB. I appreciate any insight.
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Also fwiw the Dartmouth girls in the facebook chat are ugly asf, wayyy unlike the Duke ones.
Had friends at both and both placed well - I would choose Dartmouth due to its Ivy League label and better overall placing. Don't let the sophomore summer deter you because you can do winternships at some ridiculously cool places. I also know Dartmouth alumni pull hard for students.
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