GMAT and management consulting firms

As far as going to Tuck is concerned, I imagine it helps if you like outdoor activities in general. There's a reason the school is often referred to as "Camp Dartmouth". It isn't the right school for me, but I wanted to put a little plug in anyway - I went to a business conference up there last year, and the faculty and the program were impressive as hell. Tuck seems really committed to its international, global focus - lots of classes and required projects center around that. And, like many of the smaller programs, the alumni base is rabidly loyal, and apparently quite approachable. I really liked the "Tuckies" I met - I found them to be a very smart, diverse, good-natured group, to the point where I was rather wistful that the program didn't suit my needs.