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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
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Yep, you can go both ways on it. In fact, when I asked if there is any harm in doing the interview prior to submitting, they mentioned that I could use experiences from my visit in my application.
The interviews are done by 2nd year students who don't see anything but your resume that you submit beforehand. So all you need to have ready is your resume. But even with that things can change - in the 2 months between my interview and when I submitted my app, I had additional accomplishments at work to include.
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Thanks man, it's very helpful!
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
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Hello there new applicants.
The GMATClub forum was a pretty good source for me to ask random questions and get some solid answers when I was going through this process last year. It's also a good place to freak out about getting into schools with other people.
Anyway, I did EA to Tuck (and EA or earliest round possible to two other schools), got in, and ultimately picked it. I'm going to be starting at Tuck in the fall, so if anyone has questions about the school, app process, selection process (once you get to that point), whatever, I'm happy to answer to the best of my ability. I don't check this site all too often though, so if you have an urgent question feel free to send me a personal message.
Good luck. Wow, I can't believe this cycle is starting over again... feels like I was just in your shoes yesterday.
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
08 Aug 2012, 13:40
Tuckies, I would love your inputs on your experience with the FYP. Does it benefit career switchers who are not looking to work in consulting, post MBA?
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
08 Aug 2012, 15:43
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Prudence wrote: Tuckies, I would love your inputs on your experience with the FYP. Does it benefit career switchers who are not looking to work in consulting, post MBA? I would definitely not tie it to consulting career. FYP or First Year Project is a practical application of your 1st year learnings. It's a great way to check what you have learned and how it applies to real world. Projects aren't limited to consulting - a lot of students pursue enterpreneurial projects. It is also great for career switchers - you can put a company from the industry you are interested in on your resume, e.g. you are coming from finance and are interested in a tech career - you can pick a project with Microsoft (using company name as an example) and have it on your resume. Keep in mind FYP is in spring and you are most likely done with recruiting for your internship by then so you can use it for full-time recruitment if needed.
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
11 Aug 2012, 08:52
eestineiu wrote: Prudence wrote: Tuckies, I would love your inputs on your experience with the FYP. Does it benefit career switchers who are not looking to work in consulting, post MBA? I would definitely not tie it to consulting career. FYP or First Year Project is a practical application of your 1st year learnings. It's a great way to check what you have learned and how it applies to real world. Projects aren't limited to consulting - a lot of students pursue enterpreneurial projects. It is also great for career switchers - you can put a company from the industry you are interested in on your resume, e.g. you are coming from finance and are interested in a tech career - you can pick a project with Microsoft (using company name as an example) and have it on your resume. Keep in mind FYP is in spring and you are most likely done with recruiting for your internship by then so you can use it for full-time recruitment if needed. Thanks eestineiu. I guess I read too much into it.
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
11 Aug 2012, 10:50
Anybody have thoughts about not being able to make it to campus for an applicant initiated interview? I live in Colorado but spend a lot of time in Norway for work. Given my international travel schedule I don't know that I can make it to Hanover before the 7 Nov deadline. The website says they will extend interview invitations to select individuals after reviewing their application but how much do you think it hurts my chances by not visiting?
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
13 Aug 2012, 07:14
mappleby wrote: Anybody have thoughts about not being able to make it to campus for an applicant initiated interview? I live in Colorado but spend a lot of time in Norway for work. Given my international travel schedule I don't know that I can make it to Hanover before the 7 Nov deadline. The website says they will extend interview invitations to select individuals after reviewing their application but how much do you think it hurts my chances by not visiting? People get in without coming to campus to interview. You will at a disadvantage since you will be competing against students who come from all over the world to interview. Not coming is not an automatic rejection. It's just another data point but you do want every advantage you can get.
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
14 Aug 2012, 11:19
mappleby wrote: Anybody have thoughts about not being able to make it to campus for an applicant initiated interview? I live in Colorado but spend a lot of time in Norway for work. Given my international travel schedule I don't know that I can make it to Hanover before the 7 Nov deadline. The website says they will extend interview invitations to select individuals after reviewing their application but how much do you think it hurts my chances by not visiting? Not sure if this would help but I did hear of one or two folks last year who knew they wouldn't be able to schedule an interview before the official deadline. They were able to call and explain their situations to the adcom and were able to schedule for a later date.
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
17 Aug 2012, 09:21
Looks like Tuck posted their essays on their site in the application. Similar to last year, except they combined two of the essays
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
18 Aug 2012, 17:48
Hola, fellow prospective Tuckies. I just wanted to let you all know that there is a mini-essay in the application itself so you aren't caught off guard like I was as I skimmed through it earlier this week! "Briefly describe all experiences you have working, studying, living, or traveling outside your home country. Include the location, purpose, and length of stay. If relevant, reflect on how these experiences have shaped your world view. (Limit 250 words)" You might also be interested in this adcom video from last-year about the mini-essay: http://tuckschool.blogspot.com/2011/12/ ... -mini.html
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
29 Aug 2012, 12:36
Is Tuck's application free? I cant seem to find the application fee anywhere.
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
29 Aug 2012, 13:55
No, if I recall, it was $250 last year, which is consistent with most schools of that caliber
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
29 Aug 2012, 16:58
kingfalcon wrote: Hola, fellow prospective Tuckies. I just wanted to let you all know that there is a mini-essay in the application itself so you aren't caught off guard like I was as I skimmed through it earlier this week! "Briefly describe all experiences you have working, studying, living, or traveling outside your home country. Include the location, purpose, and length of stay. If relevant, reflect on how these experiences have shaped your world view. (Limit 250 words)" You might also be interested in this adcom video from last-year about the mini-essay: http://tuckschool.blogspot.com/2011/12/ ... -mini.htmlThanks for the heads up. Only 250 words? For those of us who have traveled extensively and worked/lived overseas that's going to be a tough cram.
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
29 Aug 2012, 18:50
mappleby wrote: kingfalcon wrote: Hola, fellow prospective Tuckies. I just wanted to let you all know that there is a mini-essay in the application itself so you aren't caught off guard like I was as I skimmed through it earlier this week! "Briefly describe all experiences you have working, studying, living, or traveling outside your home country. Include the location, purpose, and length of stay. If relevant, reflect on how these experiences have shaped your world view. (Limit 250 words)" You might also be interested in this adcom video from last-year about the mini-essay: http://tuckschool.blogspot.com/2011/12/ ... -mini.htmlThanks for the heads up. Only 250 words? For those of us who have traveled extensively and worked/lived overseas that's going to be a tough cram. No problem. You may want to check last year's thread since I'm 99% sure they had the same question. I remember reading somewhere that the adcom told someone in a similar situation to pick one or two experiences and describe them. Ah, I found it: calling-all-fall-2012-dartmouth-tuck-applicants-116638-180.html#p980663
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
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I was waitlisted at Tuck last year and this time I am planning to apply to the EA round. Tuck has been very supportive in giving feedback on my application. They also ask reapplicants to interview again. Can anyone please share their re-applicant interview experience. Is it any different from the general interview. Do they use the prior interview feedback to ask questions that may be more tailored on how I improved Or will it be a blind interview with just my resume in hand.
Regards, Vishnu
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
30 Aug 2012, 15:50
Hey folks, I'm a hopeful Tuck applicant who scheduled my interview for September 24th. My fiancee and I plan on going up early and spending the weekend in Hanover. Any suggestions on where to stay and what to do over the weekend? I know that they have class visits and info sessions set up for us on Monday, but I wasn't sure if there was anything that current students could suggest doing to get a good sense of the area and the life there. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and good luck to everyone! Aash
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
31 Aug 2012, 05:19
aashrai wrote: Hey folks, I'm a hopeful Tuck applicant who scheduled my interview for September 24th. My fiancee and I plan on going up early and spending the weekend in Hanover. Any suggestions on where to stay and what to do over the weekend? I know that they have class visits and info sessions set up for us on Monday, but I wasn't sure if there was anything that current students could suggest doing to get a good sense of the area and the life there. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and good luck to everyone! Aash Of course, it depends on what you like. I assume you will have a car to travel around. You can consider hiking - September is fabulous time for it. Feel free to PM me for hike recommendations. Also, you can visit Simon Pearce Glass Factory, local breweries (Longtrail, Switchback). If you want to experience New England charm, stay in Norwich Inn. Lou's and 4 Aces are good breakfast places, in the evening you can check out Murphy's - it's primarily occupied by Tuckies:)
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
18 Sep 2012, 20:42
I have my tuck interview (self-initiated) in 2 days, flying in from San Francisco. Looking forward to the day. Will let you guys know how it goes.
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Re: Tuck 2013 (Dartmouth) - Calling All Applicants [#permalink]
19 Sep 2012, 07:11
jmtomaz wrote: I have my tuck interview (self-initiated) in 2 days, flying in from San Francisco. Looking forward to the day. Will let you guys know how it goes. Good Luck! Mine's on 10/8 and I'm already nervous. Can't believe how close deadlines and interviews are!
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