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.
Rebecca Waters, March 21, 2017
Last week, we talked about the career exploration process at Tuck. This week, job opportunities and recruiting! You've seen the stats, you recognize the companies, but how does this whole thing work? Well, it varies. Some industries have been recruiting MBAs forever and have fairly structured processes, like consulting, Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, March 16, 2017
There’s a very good chance that you’re pursuing an MBA to change jobs—sometimes pretty drastically. Though you might guess some of the services provided by a school’s career office, we imagine there are others that aren’t so obvious. Furthermore, Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, March 15, 2017
By Annabel de Braganca T’18 The Tuck Business and Society Conference (BSC) this year asked attendees to consider what “Business Not As Usual” means. One of the most intriguing events of the day for me, a sometimes-baffled, ever-hopeful student of business and society at Tuck, was a Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, March 10, 2017
In the second edition of TuckCast, Alen Amini T’18 talks with president of the Women in Business (WIB) Club, Katherine Hall T’17, who is pursuing an MBA as part of a career transition from accounting into retail. Katherine was drawn to Tuck after visiting the campus during the Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, March 09, 2017
By Jarett Berke T’17 Jarett is a second-year student and a former USMC pilot. Hosted by the Tuck Veterans Club, Tuck Military Visit Day, themed “Setting You Up for Success," will be Monday, May 1, 2017. During the event, you’ll get a chance to see what distinguishes Tuck Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, March 08, 2017
Sergei Petrov T'12 speaks on the Future of Energy By Andy Ladygin T'17 Andy is a second-year student at Tuck, where he is a Revers Center for Energy student fellow. Prior to Tuck, he worked in investment management in Russia, focusing on energy equities and commodities. Prior to that, Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, March 06, 2017
By Helena Nannes T’17 I’m a list person. So, naturally, when I came to Hanover, I had a list of things that I couldn’t imagine graduating from Tuck without experiencing. At the top was the Revers Board Fellow Program—an opportunity for Tuck students Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, March 01, 2017
Tuck Energy REVs Up By Blair Crichton T’18 In December 2016, I joined four other first-year students—Kate Barnett, Angel Fernandez Amores, and Jon Ou—to participate in the prestigious Ross Renewable Energy Case Competition (RECC) at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business. We Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, February 24, 2017
By Kelly Thompson T’17 Kelly Thompson T’17 is originally from San Francisco. Prior to Tuck, Kelly worked in investment banking at Bank of America Merrill Lynch and as the assistant director of corporate relations at the American Museum of Natural History. Kelly spent her summer working at The Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, February 23, 2017
It was once said that we are the average of the five people we spend the most time with. Four months ago, these five people were strangers that I was convinced I had very little in common with. Today they’re five of my closest mates without whom I Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, February 22, 2017
Growing Citrus, Growing Ourselves By Nancy Yang T’17 Nancy Yang T’17 is wrapping up her second year at Tuck. She grew up in Dallas, worked for Teach For America before business school, and will be going to McKinsey in Seattle post-Tuck. Nancy enjoys learning, exploring, and traveling. During Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, February 21, 2017
April 5th is Tuck’s final application deadline if you want to be part of the class of 2019. Like most candidates who are considering whether to apply in a school's final round, you probably have a lot of questions, maybe even assumptions. While we can't speak Continue ReadingEmail us to suggest blog topics or ask a question.