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.
Career reflections and CDO insights
Alice L. – T’14, November 22, 2012
I am back in LA for the Thanksgiving holiday and it’s finally given me a chance to take a step back from the whirlwind that is business school. On my way home, I stopped by Boston and met up with my old boss (also a Tuckie). He loved Continue Reading
(Part) of what makes Tuck great: Tripod Hockey
Dennis D. - T'14, November 21, 2012
I grew up in Florida. My idea of ice is a snow-cone. Despite a preview of cold weather during my college days, I have spent the last six years in Los Angeles. When it comes to ice-skating, I'm somewhere between "Novice" and "Ouch! That had to Continue ReadingPartner groups, clubs, and activities
Claire B. TP14, November 19, 2012
Tuckies are pretty awesome, but let's be honest... so are Tuck Partners (TPs). They continue to impress me in so many different ways--too many to delve into in a single post. For now, I thought I'd post a broad overview of the numerous and diverse Continue Reading
Frosty
Marcy H. TP'14, November 18, 2012
The temperatures are dropping. We had our first "snow" a week or two ago-- it was too warm to stick, but it was still pretty magical to watch the little white snowflakes swirling through the air (at least to this winter-weather novice). However, while it's been too Continue Reading
Kids @ Tuck
Dennis D. - T'14, November 17, 2012
Tuck can be something different to every student; it can provide the launchpad to switch careers, the skills to progress up the corporate ladder, or the time to build your network and launch your own business. It is what you make it. As a parent, though, the academic and recruiting Continue ReadingRecruiting off campus
Dennis D. - T'14, November 16, 2012
There are two primary ways which you can source your summer internship and full-time job: (i) on-campus, with large firms coming to campus for interviews (think investment banks, global companies, consulting), and (ii) off-campus, where you determine the job you want and network your way into it. The main advantage Continue Reading
Tripod Hockey: not just for students!
Claire B. TP14, November 14, 2012
I think it's accurate to say that most of us had never played ice hockey before Tuck, yet it's a huge part of the culture here. How can that be? Well, you don't have to know how to play hockey--or even how to skate--to get Continue ReadingLiving in Hanover: Indoor Play (or, keeping the kiddoes busy when it’s too cold to play outside)
Marcy H. TP'14, November 13, 2012
The weather has held up well enough so far this year (it was sunny and in the 60's yesterday!) so we've been enjoying lots of outdoor play while it's been so nice. However, as the days grow colder and daylight becomes more scarce we'll need to find Continue ReadingWorking in the Upper Valley
Claire B. TP14, November 11, 2012
Many partners who decide to relocate to the Hanover area while their student is enrolled at Tuck are concerned with finding work in the Upper Valley. <-- That is an example of a generalization. Read on, but please bear this in mind: Everyone comes to Tuck Continue ReadingWhat Does 24/7 Learning Mean?
Sumeeta K. - T'14, November 09, 2012
Tuck is such an amazing place for so many reasons. One of the things that stands out to me when I think about what sets it apart, is the 24/7 learning environment that being in Hanover fosters. In Tuck terms, 24/7 learning means that the potential for my knowledge base to Continue ReadingSupply Chain Field Trip!
Laura T'13, November 09, 2012
A few weeks ago, my Supply Chain class went to on a field tip to LLBean and Red Hook. Dean Johnson, the professor, is an enthusiastic teacher who is really excited by supply chain and logistical details. We went to Maine first, to explore the LLBean shipping and Continue ReadingRosi Kerr Small Group Lunch
Laura T'13, November 07, 2012
One thing that clubs do is bring speakers on campus to discuss current events, initiatives, or goals. The Net Impact Club, a club focused on social impact activities, businesses, and organizations, recently brought Rosi Kerr, the Director of Sustainability at Dartmouth, to campus to have a lunch with a Continue ReadingFollow Admissions
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