Englishsprout

So these are the questions to the evaluation:
How long have you known this candidate and in what context?

What are the first words that come to your mind to describe this candidate?

We would appreciate a statement, on the second page of this form, based on your knowledge and observation of this candidate. We suggest a candid statement, covering both personal and academic qualities. Specific anecdotes are much more helpful than general observations.

We are interested in learning about this student’s contributions to school or community, ability to work with others, and his/her interests, special talents, and experiences. Do you have any reservations about his/her application to Dartmouth? We welcome all comments you feel are relevant.

I know it's not specified, but are there any general word limits we should have for each part? Also should I have the peer type them and I'm supposed to staple his evaluation to the supplement form?

masonfactor

It should be as long as it takes for him or her to get his or her points across. (If you want a more exact answer I would say 1-2 page double spaced)

And yes while it can be hand written, typed tends to be easier. So just staple the recommendation to the Peer Recommendation form.

Mason L. Cole
Dartmouth Web-Guide