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Students Say
Tuck operates through “full immersion.” Students “do a lot of work in study groups, which are assigned and required for first-years.” Mandatory team rotation forces each student to work closely with a wide swath of his or her peers during the first year. The small class size and rural location reinforces class cohesiveness and fosters intimacy between MBA students and Tuck faculty and staff. Professors host social “gatherings at their homes and get involved with student organizations.” “I have had lunches, dinners, or drinks with the majority of my professors,” reports one second-year, “and I am treated with a respect that goes beyond [typical] teacher-student interactions.” Administrators are “the nicest people on Earth.” Some have even been known to “come in on a Sunday evening and bring food and coffee for us when we have exams.” The overall “quality” of faculty and administration alike is “extraordinary.”
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Students Say
Students seeking jobs in “nontraditional” vocations and regions will have better luck with Tuck’s extremely strong, supportive alumni network. One student told this story of success: “I emailed a Tuck alum who is a managing director at a bulge-bracket investment bank in London, and he called me five minutes later to talk. He arranged a personal office visit… and actually talked HR into sending me straight to second round interviews, because the firm’s London office didn’t recruit on campus…all because I put ‘Tuck’ in the subject line.” Tuck’s most recent graduating class reports a median total annual compensation of $179,000.
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Job Function | % of Grads Seeking Employment Who Accept Jobs w/in 3 Months |
Median Salary | Mean Salary | Low Base Salary | High Base Salary |
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Consulting | 27% | $140,770 | |||
Finance / Accounting | 17% | $128,194 | |||
Marketing / Sales | 15% | $117,514 | |||
General Management | 14% | $127,119 | |||
Operations / Logistics | 5% | $119,628 |
Industries
Industries | % of Grads Seeking Employment Who Accept Jobs w/in 3 Months |
Median Salary | Mean Salary | Low Base Salary | High Base Salary |
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Consulting | 23% | $142,665 | |||
Technology | 19% | $127,589 | |||
Financial Services | 16% | $127,818 | |||
Pharmaceutical / Biotechnology / Healthcare | 6% | $121,118 | |||
Consumer Products | 4% | $111,818 |
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Students Say
The isolated location and clustered housing contribute to “a great deal of school spirit” and “strong camaraderie” in a “work-hard, play-hard environment.” “Tuck students really transplant their lives to be here...we make friends quickly here and socialize a lot with our classmates.” Students belong to more than sixty clubs, teams, and publications, and attend numerous social functions every week. “The end of the week is typically characterized by social mixers (Tuck Tails), small group dinners…and the occasional full-blown party (winter and spring formals, Tuck Vegas, beach party).” Students report that “sports are very much a part of life at Tuck.”
No one gripes about the intimacy, which results in great friendships and means close busi- ness ties in the future. “I have had a substantive conversation with each of my 240 class- mates and will feel very comfortable calling any of them after graduation for career advice and/or business counsel,” reports one Tuckie. The class of 2013 was 34 percent international and an additional 14 percent minority, however, sometimes students note they wish there was a bit more diversity.
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Executive Director, Admissions and Financial Aid
Hanover, NH 03755-9000
United States