Geological & Earth Sciences at Dartmouth
Information on Getting a Geological & Earth Sciences Degree at Dartmouth
Interested in attending Dartmouth to study
Geological & Earth Sciences?
Review the number of students who graduated during the 2016 - 2017 academic year, the ethnic diversity of those graduates,
the average starting and mid-career salaries graduates earned, and find out how
Dartmouth College ranks among other schools offering a major in Geological & Earth Sciences.
Grad Earnings for Dartmouth Geology Graduates
Geological & Earth Sciences
graduates earn an average of $51,000
when starting their career and $100,000 at mid-career.
Dartmouth Geology Rankings
2017 Bachelor Degree Graduates
172017 Bachelor Degrees Earned by International Students
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None of the degrees were awarded to foreign nationals.
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Male/Female Breakdown of Undergrads at Dartmouth Studying Geological & Earth Sciences
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A significant percentage of degrees ( 65.0% )
were awarded to men.
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Domestic Ethnicity
The following chart and table show the ethnicities of the
17
U.S. citizens who earned undergraduate degrees in Geological & Earth Sciences at Dartmouth College.
| White Americans | 10 |
| Hispanic Americans | 2 |
| Native Americans | 2 |
| Other Americans | 2 |
| Asian Americans | 1 |
| African Americans | 0 |
| Pacific Island / Native Hawaiian Americans | 0 |
Focus Areas Within Geological & Earth Sciences
- Geology/Earth Science, General
- Geological and Earth Sciences/Geosciences, Other
Salary data is estimated by College Factual using 2013 data provided by
PayScale.
