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Stephanie B. - Admissions, December 10, 2012
India Learning Expedition - MBA Students Globalizing Their Education Ten Tuck students are sharing their experiences through the Center for Global Business and Government’s blog, dedicated to the trip. The following, excerpted from the "About" page, explains Learning Expeditions at Tuck: Learning Expeditions are half-term elective courses Continue ReadingMarcy H. TP'14, December 07, 2012
When applying to Tuck and during our weekend here for ASW, Zach and I were often told that the first two semesters (Fall A, lasting approximately the 4 weeks of September, followed by Fall B which lasts from October through mid-December) are incredibly intense and busy and overwhelming. As the Continue ReadingAlice L. – T’14, December 04, 2012
Alumni and recruiters are much more helpful and willing to engage you than you think. They are excited to come back to campus to meet Tuck students. Also, don’t underestimate how much your classmates can help in your job search – everyone comes from all different kinds of Continue Reading
Claire B. TP14, December 03, 2012
Will and I live in Sachem Village, which is primarily graduate student housing located about 1 mile down Main Street from campus. One of the huge perks of living here (in my opinion) is the proximity to other Dartmouth students--many Tuckies and Tuck families live here, but it' Continue Reading
Marcy H. TP'14, November 30, 2012
We got our first real snowfall last night-- light flurries overnight that accumulated to just an inch or two of snow. Ok, perhaps not that impressive, but it was just enough to cover everything with a light blanket of white and make everything look very pretty. The children Continue ReadingAlice L. – T’14, November 29, 2012
One-third of our class is international and the Career Development Office (CDO) provides additional support for these students throughout the recruiting process: Bidding: A portion of interview slots for internship campus recruiting are to bidding using a points system. This provides an excellent opportunity to interview with companies of interest Continue Reading
Claire B. TP14, November 26, 2012
"The nearest Target is an hour away, and the nearest Bed Bath and Beyond is an hour and fifteen minutes!!" How ever is one supposed to move into a new place without these two staples?? I remember hearing those distances and thinking our move to Tuck would be a Continue ReadingAlice 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
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 ReadingClaire 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
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 ReadingDennis 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 ReadingEmail us to suggest blog topics or ask a question.