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Program OverviewUp to four Dartmouth undergraduates per term may attend during during fall, winter, and spring terms.
You will be a fully-integrated member of the Oxford community, live on campus, participate in co-curricular and social activities, and take pre-approved political economy courses in the British tutorial system.
There are no specific prerequisites for the Keble program. Please present in the application a list of all the relevant courses you have taken so far towards your major and build a strong case as to why you are qualified to take either economics or government courses at Keble College.
Most courses taken through this program course count towards majors. Please check the information guide for individual course requirements in government and economics.
The program is designed to serve government and economics majors; however, others may apply for consideration on a space available basis.
You should apply during the year prior to your planned attendance.
Applications are due February 1st
You are ineligible for the program if you are a first-year or transfer student.
If you are a senior you may be eligible with prior approval of the Registrar and the Major department.
Your GPA must be at least a 3.5 or higher to be considered for the program.
Tuition: The cost of the program (one term) for 2008-09, including tuition, room and board, was $15,161.00. All students presently receiving Dartmouth financial aid may apply this aid to cover costs of the Dartmouth-Oxford Exchange Program.
Check the Rockefeller Center Calendar for application due dates.
Complete and application -available online through Off-Campus Programs.
Download the Rockefeller Center 's 2009-2010 Dartmouth-Oxford Exchange Program Information Guide.
Download the Rockefeller Center 's 2010-2011 Dartmouth-Oxford Exchange Program Information Guide.
Prepare an autobiographical statement (one paragraph - 150 word limit), that will be published on the Rockefeller Center website upon acceptance into the program.
After acceptance in the Dartmouth/Oxford Exchange Program, students select two courses from a pre-approved list (included in the information guide) to be taken at Keble College and confirm approval with their Government or Economics Department advisor. Dartmouth and Keble colleges work together to offer courses that are equivalent to Dartmouth courses so that students may select courses that fulfill major requirements. A normal course load at Keble College is two courses. The courses are taught using the British tutorial system, meaning lots of one-on-one time with the professor and independent study time with only occasional, if any, class meetings.
Michaelmas Term (Fall): Sunday, October 11th to Saturday, December 5th.
For Michaelmas term, students may move in as early as the Sunday before the starting date on the term, October 4. You must be at Keble to participate in the Freshman orientation along with other Keble students on the Monday before the above starting date of the term, which would be Monday, October 5, 2009.
Hilary Term (Winter): Sunday, January 17th to Saturday, March 13th
Trinity Term (Spring): Sunday, April 25th to Saturday, June 19th.
For Hilary and Trinity terms, you may move in as early as the Sunday before the above starting date of the term. You must be at Keble on the Thursday before the above starting date of the term, in order to get your assignments for the first week of classes.
Rockefeller Center Curriculum & Research Office (603) 646-2229
Jane DaSilva, program administrator
