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Club Spotlight: Jam Space

Club Spotlight: Jam Space

Tucked behind Goodyear Hall, Jam Space is Dickinson’s hub for student musicians to rehearse, collaborate and perform.

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Personalized support for
your future success.


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GRAD SCHOOL
ACCEPTANCE RATES:

92%

MEDICAL SCHOOL


96%

LAW SCHOOL


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ONE YEAR AFTER
GRADUATION:

96% Dickinsonians are employed,
completing an internship,
attending graduate school or
pursuing meaningful service

WHAT MAKES US DISTINCTIVE

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SHAPING TOMORROW'S GLOBAL BUSINESS LEADERS

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A POWERFUL NETWORK OF 30,000 ENGAGED ALUMNI

Dickinson alumni are some of the most influential thinkers, leaders, artists and innovators in the world, including Forbes Most Powerful Woman in Healthcare, the world's leading scientific mind in chemistry and nanotechnology and president and CEO of L.L. Bean. READ MORE ABOUT GRADUATE SUCCESS p


The Impact of Multiple Forces and Ideas
Sprinting Toward Success, On and Off the Track
Dickinson Grad’s History Honors Project Sheds Light on Discriminatory Housing
Making Every Moment Count

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The World is Our Classroom.

We maintain our own long-established centers run by Dickinson faculty in 15 countries to make the study abroad experience truly integrated with our home campus in Carlisle, PA. And we have 30+ partner programs in 24 countries on every inhabited continent on the planet!

Valpara铆so, Chile & Mendoza, Argentina | S茫o Paulo, Brazil | Yaound茅, Cameroon | Beijing, China | Norwich, England | Oxford, England | Toulouse, France | Tbilisi, Georgia | Bremen, Germany | Bologna, Italy | Akita, Japan | Nagoya, Japan | Dunedin, New Zealand | M谩laga, Spain | Washington, D.C.


Dickinson’s Commitment to Inclusivity

天美传媒APP is an intellectual and social community that values justice, free inquiry, diversity, and equal opportunity. It is a fundamental policy of the college to respect pluralism, civility and mutual understanding within its community. The college does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion, age, veteran status, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation or any other protected class.