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09 Aug 2007, 08:52
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Depends what she does. Boston is way to far to commute unless you are crazy and want to waste hours a day. Even if you split it half way its going to be a two hour commute with traffic. Manchester might be a possibility...and also there are a suprising number of professional jobs in the area because of Dartmouth and also the Medical Center. It could be a huge cultural shock though for anyone from an urban area. Its in the mountains basically, winters are tough, and its a small school in a small town.
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Good luck to all of you guys. I am a current 2nd year student at Tuck and I am finishing my summer internship.
*Try to shoot for the ED, it's always better.
*For the international students they know that you can't visit the schools, try to be in touch even by email with some current students. I am sure the school can put you in touch.
*Basically knowing Tuck, its environment and its culture can help you tremendously during the interviews, and obviously current students and alumni can tell you more than what you can download anywhere on the Web.
* For anyone else you should visit the school though, especially since it's a small place so if you like the big cities I don't believe this is for you however if you can live during 2 years in a small community and therefore benefit from the network/bond it's great.
*I think it's a great school for career switchers since you have less students therefore the professors know your name and the Career Office knows who you are and what you are looking for. It's a much more personalized interaction.
By the way, I am not pro-Tuck, I am doing my MBA there but there are a lot of great schools so spread the risk, apply for many schools, think about the schools you really like and then prioritize.
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*Try to shoot for the ED, it's always better.
*For the international students they know that you can't visit the schools, try to be in touch even by email with some current students. I am sure the school can put you in touch.
*Basically knowing Tuck, its environment and its culture can help you tremendously during the interviews, and obviously current students and alumni can tell you more than what you can download anywhere on the Web.
* For anyone else you should visit the school though, especially since it's a small place so if you like the big cities I don't believe this is for you however if you can live during 2 years in a small community and therefore benefit from the network/bond it's great.
*I think it's a great school for career switchers since you have less students therefore the professors know your name and the Career Office knows who you are and what you are looking for. It's a much more personalized interaction.
By the way, I am not pro-Tuck, I am doing my MBA there but there are a lot of great schools so spread the risk, apply for many schools, think about the schools you really like and then prioritize.
Cheers
09 Aug 2007, 19:43
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i'm in for ED as well... btw, i had a chance to visit tuck in april... its just an amazing place and, as you have probably heard over and over again, the students really love the school... the school is also very forthcoming in providing prospective students with alumni contacts in their cities of residence - something unique among the top schools that i have reasearched until now
Maybe I will just introduce some minor corrections the last-year's essay. 
like Hanover, yeah... so in a sense I feel like I belong there... should I mention that in my essays? 
