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Dickinson College Students Share Why They Applied Early Decision

“It was a game-changer to have it squared away by the middle of November." Students share why they applied to Dickinson Early Decision.

Allison Miller

Global and Sustainability Studies Make Early Decision an Easy Decision for Dickinson College Environmental Studies Major

Back from Nepal and Bhutan, Allison Miller '20 discusses why she applied Early Decision.

Kathryn Beck '20

Adding Up to Success

Meet Kathryn Beck '20, a math major whose Dickinson experience is enabling her to explore everything from graph theory to public gardening to storytelling through music.

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Exploring Opportunities

When Sophia “Amara” Anigbo ’20 started her college search, she had never heard of Dickinson. But not long after the Posse Foundation suggested it as an option, she applied Early Decision. Learn about what brought her to apply, her Dickinson moment and more.

JD Goblet

Taking a Chance

Jean-Daniel Goblet ’18 knew he wanted to leave Belgium for a college in the U.S. Learn about how he discovered Dickinson, the moment when the college became his home and more.

Meet Adam Moses ’18, political science major, track and field participant, hip hop enthusiast, and more.

Meaningful Relationships

Adam Moses ’18 discusses how he chose to apply Early Decision to Dickinson and how he found his place on campus.

Caroline Snyder '19

Already Home

Meet Caroline Snyder ’19, a third-generation Dickinsonian, musician, Liberty Cap, Triton, First Year Mentor and Benjamin Rush Scholar, and learn why Dickinson was her one and only choice.

Cooper Wingert '20 poses with fellow historian Carole Hemingway at Poplar Forest, Thomas Jefferson's retreat house in southern Virginia.

Author, Author!

Cooper Wingert ’20, who published 10 books by age 18, discusses his Civil War research, his love of writing and why he chose Dickinson.

Carolyn Goode '18

Stepping Up

Women’s, gender & sexuality studies major Carolyn Goode ’18 is focused on making a difference.

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