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, July 19, 2016
Tuck’s 2016-2017 essay questions are now live on Tuck 360. While essays can be one of the most challenging aspects of any MBA application, they can also be one of the most illuminating, for both the applicant and the admissions committee. The MBA application process is an opportunity to Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, July 07, 2016
By Stephanie Butler, Assistant Director of Admissions Hello! Thanks to everyone who joined me last week for online Q&A. You had so many great questions. Before our chat got started, I offered some advice for creating a successful application strategy. If you couldn’t make Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, July 06, 2016
By Apurva Sacheti T'16 Have an idea? Searching for useful resources and well-wishers to get you kick started? The Entrepreneurship Club at Tuck strives to save the most valuable asset your startup has—time—by organizing informational and networking sessions, workshops, and useful resources that have Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, June 30, 2016
The Technology Club helps Tuck students learn about the roles that MBAs play at technology companies and gain exposure to different high-tech industries. Often, members also hold membership in other clubs like Marketing, Entrepreneurship, and General Management in order to better understand a particular area of Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, June 27, 2016
By Anne de Saint Phalle T'17 I have always loved working with kids. When I got to Tuck in the fall, I joined the Education Club to learn about volunteer opportunities in the Upper Valley and meet classmates who shared my interest. Towards the end of the year, one Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, June 14, 2016
The Class of 2018 isn’t even on campus yet, but we’re already in the process of recruiting the Tuck Class of 2019. For those of you who are also thinking about next year, here are some suggestions to get you started. There are lots of details to Continue Reading
Justine Kohr, June 09, 2016
“Being in this kind of environment invites me to be a better version of myself for the people around me.” Dallas native Nancy Yang T'17 worked for Teach for America as a managing director before she decided to get her MBA. Nancy is a Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, June 07, 2016
An Associate Director of Admissions and the Regional Director of Southeast Asia, Sudershan ‘Suds’ Tirumala is back on the MBA Crystal Ball blog. This time around he shares tips on what you should—and shouldn’t—do during an MBA interview, whether Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, June 01, 2016
Bernardo (Berny) Barrera T'08, is a managing partner in a boutique consulting firm: Growth & Profit Consulting ([url=http://www.gpcmx.com]http://www.gpcmx.com[/url]) based in Monterrey, Mexico which serves private businesses throughout the country. Bernardo is also a visiting professor at IPADE's MBA in Monterrey Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, May 31, 2016
While the questions we hear in our on-campus Q&A session (part of every prospective student visit) can run the gamut, some stick out as being really insightful and others we hear over and over again. Wouldn’t it be great if we could share those answers with Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, May 25, 2016
By Nicholas Ritter T'17 Nick Ritter is a second-year student at the Tuck School of Business. Prior to Tuck, Nick worked as an electrical and product engineer for Nabsys, a biotech startup developing genomic sequencing technology. This summer, he will be working with IBM Watson's Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, May 24, 2016
Dear Recent Graduate, First and foremost, congratulations! Inevitably, you’re doing your fair share of (well deserved) celebrating, maybe some reflection or reminiscing, and hopefully taking some time to think about your future. While “I need a job!” might be the only thing occupying your mind Continue ReadingEmail us to suggest blog topics or ask a question.