The Dartmouth profiles discuss early decision applications, writing support and college planning. Some sources describe client experiences, while others document an advisor’s prior admissions role.
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Solomon Admissions Consulting
One Dartmouth early decision admit describes working on a college list and brainstorming essays. A second student lists Dartmouth among their offers after working with another adviser. The firm also lists a consultant whose former role in Dartmouth admissions is documented by Business Insider.
Evidence #1 · 2 client accounts · 1 independent record
Business Insider interviewed Angela Dunnham and identified her as a former Dartmouth assistant director of admissions. She was working for a different firm at the time of the interview.
In this firm-published example, a student interested in diplomacy developed Arabic studies outreach and educational theater. The reported offers include Dartmouth, Yale, Penn’s Huntsman Program and Duke.
Solomon’s 2025–26 undergraduate gallery includes redacted letters labeled Dartmouth. The firm describes these as a selection of clients’ letters; identities and the complete applicant pool are unavailable.
A student describes working with the same counselor through high school and deciding how to present their interests in a Dartmouth application. The student reports an early decision offer and gives the experience four out of five stars.
AdmitMD works with applicants pursuing combined medical programs alongside conventional undergraduate admission. One parent describes help choosing colleges and reports an undergraduate offer from Dartmouth and a separate offer from Brown's medical program.
A student includes Dartmouth among several offers in a short public review. The firm publishes a second account from a Dartmouth parent who names the family's adviser. Both accounts describe the outcome more fully than the work that preceded it.
The firm’s 2025 results table reports five Dartmouth acceptances. This is a cohort total, with no student identities or independently confirmed enrollment.
An invited reviewer describes help deciding how to revise the essays and whether to submit test scores. The reviewer reports offers from Dartmouth and Vanderbilt. IvyWise also publishes a webinar dedicated to the Dartmouth application.
A New York student identifying with Dartmouth’s class of 2022 describes advice on testing dates, extracurriculars and essays and says they plan to attend after early decision.
A parent describes receiving personalized guidance and includes Dartmouth among the student's offers. The review identifies the counselor but gives few details about which parts of the Dartmouth application they worked on together.
A parent names Jared and reports offers including Dartmouth. The review describes the service as personalized and gives few details about individual assignments.
The team includes a former Dartmouth dean of admissions and financial aid, a role documented by the college. A parent account published by Top Tier describes revisiting an application after a deferral elsewhere and receiving a Dartmouth offer in regular decision.
Evidence #7 · 0 client accounts · 1 independent record
Top Tier reports that one Texas student, identified as Charlie, received offers from Dartmouth, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Penn’s Wharton School and Stanford. The case describes writing about art and work as a bilingual elections clerk.
A student signing as C.B. reports an early offer to Dartmouth’s Class of 2028 after participating in the boot camp and receiving essay feedback. Top Tier hosts the account.
CollegeAdvisor profiles a Dartmouth admit who took part in its Scholars Program. Its separate Dartmouth essay guide shows how the firm approaches supplemental writing, with a discussion of the prompts and links to the college's application requirements.
In a firm-published interview, a Dartmouth graduate on the mentoring team explains how a technically accomplished applicant used everyday experiences to show what kind of classmate he might be. The interview illustrates the mentor's approach to writing about life beyond academic work.
Command reports a 31% Dartmouth acceptance rate averaged over the cycles in its first-year results table. The firm restricts its calculation to students who followed its recommended guidance and provides no applicant count. This is an aggregate claim.
The firm’s writing on Dartmouth focuses on collaboration and community participation. In an interview published by the firm, a student also describes discussing whom to ask for Dartmouth’s peer recommendation. The student reports a Penn acceptance.
Alex describes asking Michael how to choose a Dartmouth peer recommender. They discussed finding a friend who could tell stories an adult recommender would miss. This is a firm-hosted interview with a reported Penn admit.
