Scholarships, Fellowships, and Sponsorships

Tuck’s vibrant community thrives on diverse experiences and perspectives. Scholarships, fellowships and sponsorships help ensure that talented students from all backgrounds can join and contribute to the Tuck community.

• Scholarships

  Tuck scholarship awards are made possible through the generosity of Tuck alumni, corporations, and nonprofit foundations. There is no separate application process for Tuck scholarships. Instead, Tuck’s admissions and financial aid office conduct a holistic review of each candidate’s application for admission.

  Scholarships are awarded at the discretion of the school based on merit to incoming students who distinguish themselves through outstanding academic achievement, professional and personal accomplishments, leadership potential, and the capacity to contribute meaningfully to Tuck’s uniquely immersive learning community. The majority of available scholarships are awarded at the time of admission, with additional offers extended as the school continues to assemble the strongest possible entering class.

  Tuck scholarships range from $10,000 to full tuition, with an average award of $34,679 per academic year.

  Scholarships are automatically renewed for the second year, provided the recipient maintains a satisfactory academic record during the first year at Tuck. Students who receive a scholarship will be provided with detailed information, including the name of the donor, after matriculation. Named scholarships replace the initial Tuck scholarship award. All scholarship recipients are expected to write a letter of appreciation to the donor in recognition of their support. 

  Second Year Scholarship Opportunity 

  The Willard M. Bollenbach Jr. 1949 Fund 

  Two recipients will receive a scholarship award through the Bollenbach Fund. The awards will be given to two second-year Tuck students of superior intellectual capacity and academic achievement, and who show overall promise as a business leader. The specific criteria are: 

  • The student is in the top ten percent of the class at the end of the first year. 
  • One will be awarded on merit alone and one must also demonstrate financial need. 
  • The amount, when combined with any other scholarship, fellowship, grant or sponsorship, will not exceed the amount of tuition. 
  • Specific application requirements are available through the Financial Aid Office. 
• Fellowships

  The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management

  The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management's mission is to expand access and increase representation in business education and leadership. Applicants who apply to Tuck through the Consortium, are approved as Consortium members, and are admitted to Tuck become Consortium Fellows regardless of funding. Fellows are considered for a Tuck scholarship and receive career, professional, and leadership development benefits through The Consortium. There is also a Consortium member referral process for admitted students who apply directly to Tuck.

  Forté

  Forté's mission is to launch women into fulfilling, significant careers through access to business education, opportunities, and a community of successful women. Tuck designates incoming students who demonstrate a commitment to Forté’s mission and have been selected to receive a Tuck scholarship as Forté Fellows. Fellows will receive access to career, professional, and leadership development benefits through Forté. To be considered for a Tuck Forté Fellowship, you must complete the optional fellowship section within the Tuck application.

  Reaching Out MBA (ROMBA)

  Reaching Out MBA's mission is to increase the influence of the LGBTQ+ community in business by educating, inspiring, and connecting MBA students and alumni. Tuck designates incoming students who demonstrate a commitment to ROMBA’s mission and have been selected to receive a Tuck scholarship as ROMBA Fellows. Fellows will receive access to career, professional, and leadership development benefits through ROMBA. To be considered for a Tuck ROMBA Fellowship, you must complete the optional fellowship section within the Tuck application.

• Sponsorships

  Some employers or organizations may offer sponsorships to help support your MBA, which can be a wonderful way to reduce debt. We encourage students to carefully review the terms and requirements, as not meeting them—such as not returning to your employer—may require repayment. Please also note that financial aid cannot be applied to charges from previous years. 

• Nondiscrimination Policy

  Dartmouth College is committed to the principle of equal opportunity for all its students, faculty, employees, and applicants for admission and employment. For that reason, Dartmouth does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, disability, or military or veteran status in its programs, organizations, and conditions of employment, admission, or awarding of scholarships. (Dartmouth College refers to the entire institution, including the professional schools, graduate programs, and auxiliary activities.) If you have any questions or concerns regarding this policy, please contact the Dartmouth Division of Institutional Diversity and Equity at 603-646-3197.