Recruiting Information

I am honored and proud to be at Dartmouth College as the men's hockey coach. As an undergraduate, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to play on some of the most successful teams in school history, and know that the experience of playing game after game in front of 4,000 screaming fans at Thompson Arena is electric. The popularity of the game in the Upper Valley, combined with a picturesque winter environment and one of the top facilities in college hockey, gives us as attractive a package as any in college hockey.

As a Dartmouth graduate, I know firsthand what an impact the `Dartmouth Family' can have on one's life. I owe a great deal to the college and the doors that have been opened as a result of my association with such a world renowned institution. This is truly a community, where students, professors, administrators and coaches interact on a daily basis in a perfect college environment--one in which you can successfully combine high-level academics with Division I hockey, with time left to explore and enjoy the unlimited opportunities available both academically and athletically. As a member of the Ivy League, Dartmouth does not offer athletic scholarships, but has a very strong financial aid program, based entirely on financial need.

Dartmouth hockey has a long and rich tradition spanning nearly 100 years. We have worked tirelessly to proudly represent all of the many that have worn the Dartmouth Green and White jerseys over the years. At the same time, we have challenged our current members of Big Green hockey to create their own tradition of excellence. Our teams have been characterized by speed, skill and work ethic. Our players are given the support and resources to excel both in the classroom and on the ice and our goal remains to bring Dartmouth hockey to national prominence.

Bob Gaudet '81
Head Men's Hockey Coach

Interested in playing for the Big Green Men's Hockey Team?

Fill out our questionnaire: Call the Dartmouth Men's Hockey office at (603) 646-3320 to receive a copy of our prospective student-athlete questionnaire or write to us at: Dartmouth College, Men's Hockey Office, 6083 Alumni Gym, Hanover, NH 03755.
Understand the eligibility guidelines: You can check NCAA eligibility guidelines and register with the NCAA clearinghouse at the official NCAA web site.
Complete a CSS Profile: The College Scholarship Service (CSS) is the financial aid division of the College Board. Many colleges, universities and scholarship programs (including Dartmouth) use the information collected on Profile to help them award nonfederal student aid funds. Canadian citizens should complete a Dartmouth Canadian Financial Aid Application, available from the Dartmouth Financial Aid web site, rather than completing a CSS Profile.
Contact Dartmouth Admissions: Formal applications to Dartmouth are processed through the college's Office of Admissions. For information on applying to Dartmouth, call (603) 646-2875. You can also download Dartmouth's application by clicking here.

2009-10 Testing Dates

Test Date	Test	Registration	Late Registration
Dec. 5, 2009	SAT I & II	Oct. 30, 2008
Dec. 12, 2009	ACT	Nov. 6, 2009	Nov. 7 - 20, 2009
Jan. 23, 2010	SAT I & II	Dec. 15, 2009
Feb. 6, 2010	ACT	Jan. 5, 2010	Jan. 6-15, 2010
March 13, 2010	SAT I	Feb. 4, 2010
April 10, 2010	ACT	March 5, 2010	March 6-19, 2010
May 1, 2010	SAT I & II	March 25, 2010
June 5, 2010	SAT I & II	April 29, 2010
June 12, 2010	ACT	May 10, 2010	May 8-21, 2010
All listed dates for the SAT offer the new version of the test

SAT Info

For more information, to register or to find the next test date for the SAT I or II, please visit www.collegeboard.com

ACT Info

For more information, to register or to find the next test date for the ACT, please visit www.act.org

Contacts

As a high school student-athlete, you may call, write, fax or email us at any time.

This is a basketball rule: as College coaches, we may call you on or after June 21 following your Junior year.

As college coaches, we may write, fax or email you only after September 1 of your Junior year of high school. There is no limit on the number of correspondences per week.

Campus Visits

Unofficial Visit - When you, as a prospect, visit a college campus at your own expense. There is no limit on how many times you may visit a college "unofficially".

Official Visit - When you, as a prospect, visit a college campus at the partial or total expense of the college's representative of athletics (i.e. a coach). You may only take five (5) official visits in total and never more than one (1) to the same school.