<p>Hello guys,</p>
<p>I just wanted to make sure...
Only thing I have to do by May 1st is just to confirm my intent to enroll at Dartmouth website, right? Is there anything else I should do or send?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>That is correct. No deposit necessary.</p>
<p>(Don’t worry; they’ll make up for it later.)</p>
<p>How exactly? Can you list some of the additional expenses that do not appear on the “official” cost of attendance?</p>
<p>I’m going to assume he was referencing tuition prices. In terms of fees Dartmouth has almost none (especially compared to a lot of schools that catch you hard with the fees). I’ve found I actually spent under the “official cost of attendance” because I don’t spend much money here at all(no stores to spend it on really) , and thus the “personal expenditures” portion has barely been touched.</p>
<p>VeryHappy is likely just being a bit ironic - perhaps as parent footing most or all of the bill - but don’t worry - there isn’t anything hidden.</p>
<p>Well, if you take lab sciences and/or studio art classes, there are extra fees for materials. </p>
<p>For Sculpture I: “Supplemental course fee required.”</p>
<p>For General Chem : “Supplemental course fee required.”</p>
<p>That can add up if you’re a science major with a studio art minor. . . .</p>
<p>Not to mention the prices for some of the textbooks that you have to buy (particularly for science classes) amount to highway robbery.</p>
<p>VeryHappy - I am very sorry for speaking for you. I was indentifying a little, I forgot about lab fees and never encountered studio art fees.</p>
<p>^^^No problem. No offense taken!</p>
<p>Also, One more question,
You dont recieve any confirmation email or letter or anything after you send your intent to enroll, do you?</p>
<p>D received a confirmation email today.</p>