Class Profile

Class Size

297

Average Age

28

Average Work Experience

6 Years

Diversity

Midwest:

20%

South:

15%

West:

10%

International:

10%

Others:

15%

New England:

40%

Career Outcomes

Median Earnings After Graduation

$1,10,000 / year

Top recruiters

Boston Consulting Group

Deloitte

EY

Amazon

Goldman Sachs

Morgan Stanley

McKinsey

Barclays

Danaher

Bain

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$80,000 / year

Overall Cost

$95,000 / year

FAQs

• How many references may I submit?

  

  2 Letters of Reference (LORs)

• How do I apply as a Joint- or Dual-Degree applicant?

  

  Tuck offers several joint- and dual-degree programs. You must apply separately to each school.

• Who will my interviewer be?

  

  Most interviews are conducted by a select group of trained second-year students, Tuck Admissions Associates (TAAs), and occasionally by members of the admissions committee.

• Can I update my resume after I register for an interview?

  

  Yes, by accessing your Status Page and navigating to the Applicant Update Form.

• May I apply to Tuck directly and also via the Consortium?

  

  No. The admissions committee will consider only one application per candidate per year.

• May I apply to Tuck if I already hold an MBA from another school or country?

  

  The university do not typically admit applicants who have already earned an MBA. If you hold a similar graduate degree that is not an MBA, include in your response to essay 1 the reasons why you need an MBA in addition to your prior degree. The university consider the Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) from Indian universities to be the equivalent of an MBA and typically do not admit applicants who have already earned this degree.

• I hold a three-year bachelor's degree. Is that acceptable for admission to Tuck?

  

  Yes, we will give equal consideration for admission to applicants with three-year bachelor’s degrees.

• Do I have to have a business background to apply to Tuck?

  

  No. Tuck seeks qualified applicants from all backgrounds, including those who do not have traditional business experience. While not required, if you do not have previous exposure to quantitative concepts in your educational or employment background, you may find it helpful to take classes in the following areas to help prepare for the rigors of Tuck's curriculum: microeconomics, financial accounting, statistics, finance, and Excel.

• Do I need to have full-time work experience to apply?

  

  Typically, Tuck does not offer admission to applicants who do not have full-time work experience prior to starting the program. On average, Tuck students have five years of full-time work experience before enrolling at Tuck, and most students have at least two. Given the broad range of experience in each class, it is the quality, not the quantity, of an applicant's experience that is relevant in the evaluation process.