Honors Government Major
Economics Major
Priya also pursues a second major in Dartmouth College's Department of Economics. She is focused in the finance and monetary policy tracks within that department and her courses include:
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Intermediate Macroeconomics (ECON022) - Spring 2016
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Econometrics (ECON020) - Summer 2016
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Financial Markets and Intermediaries (ECON026) - Fall 2016
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Intermediate Microeconomics (ECON021) - Summer 2017
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Theory of Finance (ECON036) - Fall 2017
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Monetary Policy (ECON032) - Winter 2018
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Topics in Money and Finance (ECON046) - Spring 2018
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The Financial Crisis of the Noughties (ECON076) - Fall 2018
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Competition and Strategy (ECON025) - Winter 2019
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ACADEMIA
Honors Government Major
Priya completed a Honors major in the Government Department of Dartmouth College, primarily in the comparative politics and international relations subfields. The courses she has completed include:
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International Politics (GOVT005)​
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Politics of the World (GOVT004)
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Game Theory (GOVT018)
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US Foreign Policy (GOVT054)
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Jerusalem: A Political History (GOVT40.17)
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Constitutional Law, Development and Theory (GOVT66.02)
She has also taken senior seminars in the government department that culminate her major. These are:
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Adam Smith and Political Economy (GOVT86.25)
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How National Security is Made (GOVT85.26)
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The Future of the International Order (GOVT 84.36)
She completed her major requirements with an Honors thesis titled: Redefining the Fourth Amendment: Searches and Seizures in the Age of Technology. (GOVT 97-99).
Economics Major
Priya also completed a second major in Dartmouth College's Department of Economics. She focused in the finance and monetary policy tracks within that department and her courses included:
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Intermediate Macroeconomics (ECON022)
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Econometrics (ECON020)
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Financial Markets and Intermediaries (ECON026)
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Intermediate Microeconomics (ECON021)
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Theory of Finance (ECON036)
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Monetary Policy (ECON032)
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Topics in Money and Finance (ECON046)
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The Financial Crisis of the Noughties (ECON076)
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Competition and Strategy (ECON025)
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Jewish Studies Minor
Priya also pursued a minor in the Jewish Studies department at Dartmouth College. To fulfill the minor requirement, she has completed the following courses:
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Sociology of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (JWST68.02)
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Writing at the Extreme: Jewish and Japanese Responses to Crisis and Catastrophe (JWST27.02)
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History and Culture of the Jews: The Modern Period (JWST011)
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Jerusalem: A Political History (JWST40.03)
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From Genesis to Seinfeld: Jewish Humor and its Roots (JWST24.02)
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Cities of the Biblical World (JWST41.03)
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Introduction to Judaism (JWST006)
Elective Courses
Priya's requirements and interests mandated some non-concentration coursework, which is listed below.
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Dialogues With the Classics (HUM001)
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Introduction to Public Policy (PBPL005)
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Focus on Hamlet (ENGL07.03)
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Apocalyptic Thought in East Asia (REL49.01)
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Exploration of the Solar System (ASTR001)
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Introduction to Programming and Computation (COSC001)
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Elementary Oceanography (EARS003)
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Introduction to Philosophy and Economics (PHIL01.03)
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Applied Machine Learning in Social Science (QSS 30.11)
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Buddhism in America (REL043)
Other Dartmouth Credits
Dartmouth credits Priya for her performance in certain Advanced Placement and SAT exams. These include:
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AP Microeconomics (equivalent to ECON001)
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AP Environmental Science (equivalent to ENVS002)
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AP Human Geography (equivalent to GEOG001)
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AP Calculus AB (equivalent to MATH008)
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AP Statistics (equivalent to MATH010)
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AP Spanish (equivalent to SPAN003)
For information about Priya's other 12 AP scores, 3 SAT subject tests or ACT and SAT scores, please contact her directly.
Tuck Business Bridge Program
Priya also took a three-week intensive pre-Business program at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. Her coursework there included:
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Corporate Finance
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Financial Accounting
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Managerial Economics
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Spreadsheet Modelling
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Marketing
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Business Communications
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Strategy
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Organizational Behavior
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Entrepreneurship