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I choosed Tuck because of its amazing people, does not matter whether a current student or a 10y graduate alumni. I saw that confident humility, empathy, and judgment are values still alive even years after graduation.
After starting my MBA I realized that "Tuck Nice" is not something only spoken, is something alive in everyone, from staff to students. Everyone is willing to help during your application process, we are colleagues and want that everyone succeed, even if we are competing by the same position, people still help one another.
For me, all of the people I connected with (during applications for BS, during recruiting, etc) were willing to share their stories, listen to yours and glad to help. The strength of the network and the community was for me what made Tuck a very unique school.
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Tuck has the best alumni. I have NEVER had an alumn forget to call me back. The school takes pride in being selective and small. For this reason alumni from Partners at MBB to bankers are willing to take time for a quick chat.
The claases are very diverse and are cooperative. Grade non-disclosure encourages students to cooperate instead of compete for career prospects. For this reason, Tuck is the "nice" school.
I think the career services center does a great job of bringing companies to campus, the problem is they are sometimes a bit busy to help you case and prepare for your interviews.
Consulting powerhouse. 10% of the class of 2022 went to work for Bain. Very impressive.
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The small class size at Tuck is a key strength of the program. It allows for more interpersonal communication between classmates and professors and fosters a more personal and curated business school experience. This powerful dynamic extends beyond the classroom, everyone from your administrators to your career counselors know your name and your interests inside and outside the classroom. The ability to travel abroad in small groups of first and second years during our Global Insights Expedition is another unique feature of the Tuck program, and a favorite part of my time at Tuck so far. I highly recommend this program.
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Tuck has an incredibly supportive and high caliber student body. The professors are world class and the facilities provided by the school are second to none. The school is really good for students who wish to transition to Consulting or Investment Banking. However, Tuck can do more to provide more opportunities to students interested in entrepreneurship and non-traditional fields. Hanover and the upper valley Is a great place to relocate to for two years, and the whole town has an amazing student town vibe to it. Overall, I think Tuck is a wonderful school but it's not for everyone. Tuck is a school for those who want to build life long friendships and networks, and are willing to happily relocate to a small town in New Hampshire for two years. It definitely isn't for those people who want to go to a school in a big city and who enjoy fancy restaurants and nightlife.
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Perspective: Previously worked in operations transitioning into consulting. Graduated this year.
Goals: Tuck exceeded my expectations enabling me to reach my goals. Consulting recruits heavily on campus, and the bidding system allows people to interview despite not being on a company's "close list". I, myself, was admitted through this process and am grateful for Tuck's bidding policy
Suggestions: Do not feel restricted to have only one summer internship. Work with your employers to work for multiple companies during the summer. On campus, there are so many events always going on, think about what is most important to you and focus on that.
Amazing alumni and faculty engagement. I felt like I built relationships with all my professors
Estimates: Mckinsey, Bain, and BCG have approximately 200 interview spots combined. For a class of 280, this is remarkable.
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Tuck has been fantastic so far. My classmates are extremely impressive and all very down to earth. Alumni network is strong and basically any alumni you are interested in speaking to will answer your email/phone call.
Career services helps facilitate the on campus process and will be available to help with your off campus search as well. There are tons of opportunities available.
You will either be a great fit for the culture at Tuck or not. It is really critical to visit the school to see if you’ll like two years in the woods. It’s a very tight knit community.
Brilliant professors who are not only brilliant but expert communicators/teachers as well.
Most major consulting firms, banks will come to campus
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Tuck has taught me many things, but most importantly the sense of community and possibility. By community, I mean understanding that no matter where you are it is important to stick together and never betray your values. I intend to bring this to wherever I go and contribute in any way I can. By possibility, I mean Tuck gave me the security to trust myself and be certain that if I work hard and truly believe in what I do, I will be able to achieve something bigger than myself.
One of the most memorable moments of my MBA was when Federico Minoli, former CEO of Ducati, visited our Competitive & Corporate Strategy course. His vision and practical tips on turn-arounds and management completely redefined the way I see the competitive game within business.
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I spent two amazing years at Tuck and have found both the in-school experience and alumni body exactly as described when I first considered the school.
First, Tuck is a special place both for its beautiful location in Hanover, NH and for its world-renowned professors who commit to teaching and research. Granted, the location is not for everyone, but when it comes to recruiting it makes little difference. From the first week, we were consistently bombarded with recruiters from all the top consulting, finance, and tech firms in the country. The strength and reputation of any business school can be judged on this measure.
Second, the student body is limited to about 280 in each class. It makes for a more intimate learning environment, and frankly everyone gets to know each other over the course of two years. And how this translates to the classroom, and by extension the working world, is how well Tuck students work in teams and excel in collaboration.
Coming out of Tuck, I left with a toolkit of skills and experiences I could not have gotten had I not gone to business school.
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Before I decided to apply for an MBA, I was a big-four Consultant based in New York City, where I had lived since graduating undergrad in 2010. I decided that consulting was not for me, and was looking for a set trajectory into investment banking. I knew I would be based in NYC after my MBA, so I was keen on finding a unique, immersive experience - far enough from the NYC that I felt like it was a real change, but close enough for IB recruiting to still be feasible. Tuck was the ideal choice for me - Hanover is a bucolic little college town with a tight-knit and vibrant community. I got to know each of my 281 classmates personally, and made many lifelong friendships. Choose Tuck if you want to be thrown into a routine where you depend and work closely with your classmates, if you are into new and unique experiences (hockey?, snowboarding?), if you hope to have your partner to feel welcome as a part of your day to day MBA experience, and if you are keen on engaging in dialogue with some of the best professors in the world. Within three months of starting at Tuck, I had signed an offer with the investment bank of my choice (career services tailors the recruiting process very closely to your own capabilities), and was able to plan the remainder of my time at Tuck to take classes I wouldn't have otherwise, and to travel internationally (10+ countries!). I would advise future applicants to visit the campus beforehand, sit in on classes, and engage with current and former students to learn just how immersive/rewarding their two years can be.
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I came to Tuck knowing that I wanted a small and intimate b-school experience, and that is exactly what I have gotten so far. You get to know your classmates both in and out of the classroom, and you can shape your experience to whatever fits your goals and needs. You definitely have to "want" to come here, being out the middle of nowhere with 280 of your closest friends (560 if you count both classes) so be sure you articulate why Tuck is important to you, since it definitely isn't for everyone. Tuck is also great at connecting prospective students with current ones, and they will do their best job to ensure that your campus visit and interview leave you with the impression that Tuck is all about community and getting to know you. Best advice for applicants: know what it is about Tuck that speaks to you and how you can add value to the class.
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