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Rebecca Waters, October 17, 2013
Each year as the first – and notoriously rigorous – term comes to a close, the Career Development Office (CDO), in conjunction with student clubs, organizes multiple Career Treks. The Treks offer a unique opportunity for first-year students to travel as a group, visiting sought after companies and speaking Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, October 15, 2013
Each year as the first – and notoriously rigorous – term comes to a close, the Career Development Office (CDO), in conjunction with student clubs, organizes multiple Career Treks. The Treks offer a unique opportunity for first-year students to travel as a group, visiting sought after companies and speaking Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 10, 2013
When my husband decided that the only business school he really wanted to attend was Tuck in Hanover, NH, he told me that one of the reasons was because of the uniquely close network of students and partners that make up the community. I had heard similar pitches Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 10, 2013
It’s Monday, October 7. What a week- here’s a quick timeline of events… Monday, September 30: Take a Managerial Economics final. Three out of four MBA classes are done. Study for a Statistics Final. Tuesday, October 1: Take a Statistics final. Fall A is officially complete and you Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 07, 2013
Yesterday, nearly 200 first-year students packed into cars and buses and headed to Boston and New York City to take part in three days of company visits as part of the Career Development Office’s (CDO) annual consulting, investment banking, and marketing treks. These visits offer students a great opportunity Continue ReadingTuck Admissions, October 06, 2013
Second year! It seemed so far away, and now I’m a month into it. I’m really enjoying it thus far: classes are interesting and smaller in size than first year, and, of course, the weather is great—spring has truly sprung here in Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 03, 2013
The following post was originally published by Assistant Dean and T'76, Penny Paquette in October 2012. The first business school ranking of this year is set to be published this month. As application season gets underway so does the annual round of rankings of business schools. These rankings have become a Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, October 01, 2013
A couple weekends ago we went to nearby Riverview Farm to pick some apples and raspberries. This is pretty much a required activity around here in the fall. ; ) We somehow managed to not get any pumpkins, which just means we'll have to go back again soon to pick Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, September 27, 2013
Whenever you meet alumni from any business school, an often heard expression is 'you won't know how the two years went by so quickly'. I felt people tended to exaggerate the statement but the past month has taught me otherwise. I've been at Tuck for a little over 5 Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, September 25, 2013
As I prepared to attend B-school, I was concerned about my quantitative background. I haven’t taken a math class in almost 10 years! Would I be able to make it? We are now almost done with Fall A- the first four weeks of Tuck when you take nine credits, Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, September 25, 2013
The Center for Global Business and Government at Tuck is dedicated to programs and activities that prepare business leaders to better understand, shape, and succeed in the dynamic interactions between business and government in the global economy. They focus on three areas: outreach, research, and MBA enrichment - Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, September 23, 2013
I took a bit of a writing hiatus over the summer, I guess you could say we were busy with our summer adventures and just getting through untill Zach got home from his internship. The good news is we survived, and had a great time at it, really. But while Continue ReadingEmail us to suggest blog topics or ask a question.