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, October 28, 2013
It is late fall-- the chill in the air is getting chillier, the bright foliage is falling off the trees, and we've even had to scrape ice off our car windows a morning or two already... But, I'm trying to hold on to these last vestiges of our Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 28, 2013
Each year as the first – and notoriously rigorous – term comes to a close, the Career Development Office (CDO), in conjunction with student clubs, organizes multiple Career Treks. The Treks offer a unique opportunity for first-year students to travel as a group, visiting sought after companies and speaking Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, October 25, 2013
Grow. Make. Sell. Eat. The Tuck Food Society is perhaps the newest club on campus. Founders, Erica Johnston, Divya Belavadi, and Isabella Liu are all first-year Tuck students with a passion for both business and food. The club’s mission aims to help students explore careers along Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 24, 2013
Good news for those of you who are planning on applying in the November application round. We have extended the applicant-initiated interview deadline to November 22, 2013. Note that this does not change the application deadline, which remains November 6, 2013. Tuck has an open-interview policy, which enables all applicants to participate in an Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 22, 2013
Each year as the first – and notoriously rigorous – term comes to a close, the Career Development Office (CDO), in conjunction with student clubs, organizes multiple Career Treks. The Treks offer a unique opportunity for first-year students to travel as a group, visiting sought after companies and speaking Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 18, 2013
As you consider your MBA options, it's likely that one of the decision factors you'll explore is the return on your MBA investment. While the monetary rewards of an MBA from a top-school are a key motivator for many applicants, it's equally important to consider the many Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 17, 2013
Each year as the first – and notoriously rigorous – term comes to a close, the Career Development Office (CDO), in conjunction with student clubs, organizes multiple Career Treks. The Treks offer a unique opportunity for first-year students to travel as a group, visiting sought after companies and speaking Continue Reading
Rebecca Waters, October 15, 2013
Each year as the first – and notoriously rigorous – term comes to a close, the Career Development Office (CDO), in conjunction with student clubs, organizes multiple Career Treks. The Treks offer a unique opportunity for first-year students to travel as a group, visiting sought after companies and speaking Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 10, 2013
When my husband decided that the only business school he really wanted to attend was Tuck in Hanover, NH, he told me that one of the reasons was because of the uniquely close network of students and partners that make up the community. I had heard similar pitches Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 10, 2013
It’s Monday, October 7. What a week- here’s a quick timeline of events… Monday, September 30: Take a Managerial Economics final. Three out of four MBA classes are done. Study for a Statistics Final. Tuesday, October 1: Take a Statistics final. Fall A is officially complete and you Continue ReadingRebecca Waters, October 07, 2013
Yesterday, nearly 200 first-year students packed into cars and buses and headed to Boston and New York City to take part in three days of company visits as part of the Career Development Office’s (CDO) annual consulting, investment banking, and marketing treks. These visits offer students a great opportunity Continue ReadingTuck Admissions, October 06, 2013
Second year! It seemed so far away, and now I’m a month into it. I’m really enjoying it thus far: classes are interesting and smaller in size than first year, and, of course, the weather is great—spring has truly sprung here in Continue ReadingEmail us to suggest blog topics or ask a question.