Find out what sets Tuck apart. Hear from the people who make Tuck distinctive among the world’s top MBA programs—students, partners, Tuck admissions staff, and the Tuck administrators who will work with you throughout your two years at Tuck. The Tuck 360: MBA blog combines candid insight about life at Tuck from students and partners with helpful insider tips and advice from Tuck staff who want you to succeed at Tuck.
Borealis Ventures: Venture Capital in Downtown Hanover
Rebecca Waters, November 27, 2017
By Erica Toews T’18 When Phil Ferneau D’84, T’96 reflected on co-founding Borealis Ventures, he said, “How do you stay in the Upper Valley after Tuck? You get entrepreneurial.” The Entrepreneurship Club met Managing Director Ferneau and Associate Emily Snyder T’17 at the venture Continue Reading
5 Questions with Alex Kranitzky T’13, VP of Power & Utilities, Barclays Investment Bank
Rebecca Waters, November 22, 2017
Alex Kranitzky T’13 is a vice president in power and utilities in Barclay’s investment banking division. He was kind enough to answer a few questions about his experience after Tuck. As told to Pooja Yadav T’18 What was the most important part of your Tuck experience Continue Reading
The Value of the MBA Case Competition
Rebecca Waters, November 21, 2017
By Stephiney Foley T'18 My first MBA admissions encounter was with Senior Associate Director of Admissions Amy Mitson at Tuck’s Palo Alto reception in 2015. I sat in a roomful of eager Tuck hopefuls trying to decipher whether Hanover could be my home away from home for the next Continue Reading
Energy 101
Rebecca Waters, November 15, 2017
By Owen Jones T'19 On Friday, October 13, 2017, Tuck’s first-year students enjoyed their first class-less Friday of business school. Many made the most of it by hiking, apple-picking, traveling, brunching, or simply by sleeping in late. Yet, sixteen of us were huddled in a classroom that day to take Continue Reading
How I Leveraged Tuck’s Entrepreneurial Resources to Launch a Startup
Rebecca Waters, November 15, 2017
By H. Holland Davis T'18 I enrolled in Building Entrepreneurial Ventures (BEV) to get a sense of what it means to be an entrepreneur before I graduate and begin a career in finance. BEV is an experiential learning class at Tuck taught by serial entrepreneur Daniella Reichstetter T’07&mdash Continue Reading
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Rebecca Waters, November 14, 2017
By Jamie Mittelman T’19 I’m lying on wooden oars, surrounded by snoring classmates who I met 12 hours ago, our boat gently rocking up and down. I’ve counted three shooting stars, my belly is full with the tacos my classmates made, and my arms dangle by Continue Reading
Tuck’s Core Curriculum Makes Short Work of B-School Goals
Rebecca Waters, November 13, 2017
By Sam Humbert T’19 I came to business school hoping to learn new things, meet great people, and gain insight into different industries but never would I have guessed how quickly Tuck would allow me to achieve these goals! Tuck takes pride in its rigorous academic curriculum. This experience Continue Reading
Tuck Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital Trek to NYC
Nikilesh Eswarapu T’19, November 11, 2017
By Nikilesh Eswarapu T’19 A key component of the Tuck experience has always been student-led treks covering various industries and geographies. After hearing about the travels and experiences of past students, Caitlin Bolnick T’19 and I decided to organize an entrepreneurship and venture capital-focused trek in New Continue Reading
A Shared Mission
Rebecca Waters, November 10, 2017
To veterans, people will extend a heart-warming “thank you for what you do.” If I could speak for the veterans at Tuck, let me say, “Thank you, Tuck, for what you do.” Tuck has put patriotism into action by generously participating in the Yellow Ribbon program Continue Reading
The Tuck WIB Conference: Where it all Began
Rebecca Waters, November 09, 2017
By Annie Johnson T'19 When I arrived at Tuck for the Women in Business Conference (WIBC) last year as a prospective student, I wasn’t totally sold on getting an MBA. While I appreciated the long-term value, it was not the usual path in my industry (fine arts) and, Continue Reading
The Athlete’s Voice: Tools for the Transition
Rebecca Waters, October 31, 2017
Note: This article was originally published by the Track & Field Athletes Association (TFAA) By Lashinda Demus As a member of the TFAA board we are constantly seeking out various benefits to provide athletes. When the opportunity to be part of an Ivy League executive business program arose, I immediately Continue Reading
TuckCast: Inside the Tuck Application Process
Rebecca Waters, October 31, 2017
Applicants seem to be increasingly concerned with submitting a perfect application. Rest assured—there’s no such thing! Authenticity is so much more compelling than “perfection.” As you work through your Tuck application, we encourage you to practice using good judgement. As long as you&rsquo Continue ReadingFollow Admissions
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