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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you look at what “graduate” programs Dartmouth has, they few and small. Their “professional” post-bachelors programs are where many of those 2205 are, and those are business and med schools (which don’t have undergrad programs there).

The main ways that that post-bachelors students have an impact on undergrads is if they are (1)getting attention from faculty that is detracting from the attention those profs can devote to undergrads, and (2) if the post-bachelor’s students are teaching undergrad courses. Neither of these seem to be common at Dartmouth, which ls why people see it as offering an atmosphere more similar to Williams than to Cornell. [/quote]

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About 1/3 of their students are grad students.  A Med School, a graduate business school, a special graduate school for engineering masters and PhD, and a liberal arts grad school offering masters and PhD in many disciplines.  No law school, but neither does Princeton have one.

So what exactly are they missing that makes them "an atmosphere more similar to Williams"?
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