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Oksana C. T'14, October 18, 2012
Tuck was placed #2 in the Economist'sannual ranking of full time MBA programs. I’m personally incredibly proud, but at the same time I feel that it is well deserved. The ranking is based on four factors which The Economist identifies as the primary reasons students pursue Continue ReadingLaura T'13, October 16, 2012
For those interested in a social sector career or just learning more, Tuck has many opportunities to do so. There are many clubs, fellowships, cases, case competitions, and a great, receptive community. I came into Tuck with a non-profit background. I’ve been constantly supported and Continue Reading
Marcy H. TP'14, October 14, 2012
Last week we went on a hike up to Boston Lot Lake. There's a longer trail you can take, but we opted for the shorter 10 minute walk up from a nearby parking lot. It's a pretty easy hike, with a great reward at the end. Continue Reading
Marcy H. TP'14, October 09, 2012
Many people talk about the tight-knit community here at Tuck in general, and among the families living at Sachem Village. In the two months that we have lived here we have found it to be as warm, welcoming, and open as we had heard. The warm smiles and easy playdates Continue ReadingAndrew M. - T'14, October 07, 2012
For us first years, tomorrow, in addition to being Columbus Day, is also the start of our Fall B term. Reflecting back on my eight weeks here at Tuck, I was inspired to verse. For those putting the finishing touches on your Tuck admissions application, I hope this Continue Reading
Marcy H. TP'14, October 05, 2012
Watching the leaves turn over the past month has been nothing short of amazing. The view changes on a nearly daily basis. Truly, truly stunning. var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://ssl." : "http://www."); document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + gaJsHost + "google-analytics.com/ga.js' type='text Continue ReadingBlog Guest, October 03, 2012
It is fall in Hanover, which is arguably the most beautiful time of the year. Leaves are changing, the weather is cooling, and you are able to re-introduce your favorite warm weather gear! Most people are out hiking, biking, fishing – enjoying all the upper valley has Continue ReadingAvanti M. T'14, October 03, 2012
Now that I can breathe after the mad Fall A rush, I'm sitting at a Starbucks in New York contemplating the unique little community that Tuck has, and I cannot be more grateful for the honor of being able to call it mine. The things that some would call Continue ReadingStephanie B. - Admissions, October 02, 2012
The following post was originally published by Assistant Dean and T'76, Penny Paquette in October 2011. The first business school ranking of this year is set to be published later in the week. As application season gets underway so does the annual round of rankings of business Continue ReadingOksana C. T'14, October 02, 2012
Fall A – first four week term of our first year at Tuck is over. It was… When I was thinking how to best describe it, first an image of a race car came to my mind. It starts immediately, develops speed in no time and an enormous weight Continue Reading
Claire B. TP14, October 02, 2012
Question: what do trombones, puppies, and apple crisp have in common? Answer: My last Sunday involved these wide-ranging activities, and I learned about them all through resources specifically designed to connect Tuck partners. By way of background: I considered myself pretty proficient at facebook... until I moved to Hanover as Continue ReadingAndrew M. - T'14, October 02, 2012
One of the (many) areas in which Tuck professors excel is their ability to attract senior executives to campus to present in class sessions. And one of the great things about Tuck's location in the Upper Valley is that executives can't just stop by; when they're Continue ReadingEmail us to suggest blog topics or ask a question.