There are tonnes (I honestly have lost track) but as a grad student I don't think most of us care to join these clubs.

You get apartments to rent out (not sure of on campus living that's mostly for undergrads).The cost of living in Upper Valley (hanover, labanaon and adjacent areas in Vermont) is pretty high and the average rent is easily 1000 bucks a month. But they pay you fine to get it covered (hey all grad students are poor and the pay is low in academia than industry so we got to live with that).

Almost all students can live on campus for all four years. I've lived in a greek house and a living-learning community, which is a dorm/house with a learning theme. Those who live off campus have to find someone to sublease which is difficult if you can't find someone to pass the lease to you.

The financial aid award they gave was great. The setting of the college is rural and something I'd never experienced before. The small class sizes were also a plus - the largest class I've been in had 100 people, while most of my classes have been 10-20 people.

I chose based on its location, size, and reputation. It was also the best college I got into for undergrad. Dartmouth is very beautiful and also gave me the best financial aid package which is why I decided to attend Dartmouth.

The campus is very beautiful located in the centre of Hanover, which is majorly a college town. It's a small yet beautiful place on the East coast and gives the chance to be refreshingly close to nature and experience all the seasons and witness the picturesque fall colors.

The living expenses range between $800- 1200