<p>As someone who went to Dimensions this year, I can tell you that I saw one giant rainbow flag on Saturday out front by the Collis Center and a large LGBT-awareness poster inside of the building. From the facebook group, it seems like a lot of students are interested in LGBT activism according to a recent flurry of posts. As a kid from San Francisco, I didn’t notice anything amiss. I think you would find Dartmouth a welcoming environment.</p>
<p>Overall, I found a friendly, close-knit community with diverse backgrounds and interests. Very enthusiastic about their school (even when compared to similar admitted student events). Smart and hard-working, but definitely laid-back and fun-loving, whether that means a capella or the frat scene or something else entirely.</p>
<p>But, I didn’t look at Carnegie Mellon, nor am I a current student. Still, I don’t think you need to worry about the acceptance of the LGBT community at Dartmouth when making your decision.</p>