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.
100 Percent Immersion: Discovering What Makes Tuck Tick
Teo Gonzalez T’21, October 19, 2020
The following post is part of a series of student and alumni perspectives leading into the 26th annual Tuck Diversity Conference, taking place from October 30 through November 1. “Where the heck is Hanover, NH?” was my mama’s first question when I told her I&rsquo Continue Reading
Three Things I Learned from Valerie Jarrett
Liz Calby T'21, October 16, 2020
.video1 {float:right; padding-left:30px; padding-bottom:30px;} On September 30, the Tuck School of Business had the distinct honor to virtually host Valerie Jarrett, former senior advisor to President Barack Obama, in a conversation with Dean Matthew Slaughter. Before her time in the White House, Jarrett served as the CEO Continue Reading
From Nonprofit to Tech
Katherine Britt T’21, October 16, 2020
Upon arriving at Tuck, I was struck by the range of career opportunities. Prior to business school, I spent four years (plus a couple of college internships) working in development, campaign strategy, and external relations functions at an academic medical center, a youth arts social enterprise, and an international Continue Reading
The Top 5 Lessons from My First Year at Tuck
Carol Reyes T'21, October 02, 2020
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we asked Carol Reyes—a self-described “extroverted introvert", Latina, and Forté Fellow—to share her thoughts on her first year at Tuck. As my partner, Nassar, and I set off on the 21-hour drive from my parents’ house Continue Reading
Investing in Climate Change
Tobin Krieg T’21, October 01, 2020
Prior to Tuck, I worked in international development, supporting government agencies and large international institutions focused on funding socially and environmentally impactful projects in sustainable agriculture, climate-resilient economic growth, and renewable energy. I came to business school because I realized that to solve one of our generation’s greatest Continue Reading
My Internship at the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation
Rob Gardener T’2, October 01, 2020
As someone coming from an economic policy background, I wanted a summer internship that would allow me to leverage my experience while gaining insights into the world of finance in emerging markets. My internship with the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) was a great fit and an incredibly Continue Reading
Advice to Future Bridge Students, From a Bridge Alum
Alison Parman, Bridge ’16, Colgate ’18, October 01, 2020
a.button {background-color:#467C3B; padding:10px; color:white;} .button:hover { background-color:black; } When I began my time at the Bridge Program in the Summer of 2016, I had no solidified plan for what I wanted to do after college. Accounting, marketing, corporate finance, and investment banking all seemed interesting Continue Reading
What’s Up at Tuck: The September Edition
Tuck Admissions, September 30, 2020
Autumn in the Upper Valley has arrived, and while many of our officers would typically miss the beautiful foliage season while on the road meeting all of you, this year they get to enjoy the season while engaging in virtual meetups and information sessions. What’s Up at Continue Reading
Being a Mother and an MBA Student at Tuck
Kazuha Cortes T’21, September 29, 2020
By Kazuha Cortes T’21 This is the first of a series of student perspectives leading into the 26th annual Tuck Diversity Conference, taking place from October 30 through November 1. Every evening, after dinner, I give my two-year-old daughter a bath with her friends (baby turtle, dolphin, crab, starfish, and sunfish Continue Reading
Inside Virtual Admissions Events at Tuck
Tuck Admissions, September 29, 2020
Finding the right MBA Program takes time. From the courses, to the culture, to the location, there are many considerations that go into the final decision of where to apply. Admissions events are a wonderful way to connect not only with our wonderful admissions colleagues, but also Tuck students Continue Reading
Top Family-Friendly Activities in the Upper Valley
Tuck Communications, September 29, 2020
You may recognize Hanover, NH as home to the Tuck School of Business, but it’s also the heart of the Upper Valley—a beautiful, vibrant region that straddles the Connecticut River between the borders of New Hampshire and Vermont. With its lush outdoors and tight-knit community, the Continue Reading
Why Tuck Bridge Was One of the Best Decisions I Have Ever Made
Tamara Gomez-Ortigoza D’21, Bridge ’18, September 28, 2020
a.button {background-color:#467C3B; padding:10px; color:white;} .button:hover { background-color:black; } Thinking about finding your first job after college and setting out on your independent adult life can be intimidating. Or at least it was for me, especially because as an immigrant I did not understand the Continue ReadingFollow Admissions
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