Programme Info:

Every element in the academic experience at Tuck—from team-based project work and experiential and global learning opportunities to case-based courses and more—is designed to push students further than they thought possible. Our integrated first-year core curriculum is required of all students and provides critical coverage of key functional areas and disciplines. Second-year electives like Deconstructing Apple and Time in the Consumer Mind offer the opportunity to tailor the classroom experience to your needs and interests, without having to declare a specific specialization. Students follow paths toward careers in marketing, health care, technology, consulting, financial services, social enterprise, and entrepreneurship, among many others. Tuck faculty are committed equally to student learning and advancing new knowledge.

The power of experiential learning is realized throughout the Tuck curriculum, from the required First-Year Project course, where students apply knowledge in real time to a real business challenge, to the on-the-ground, international experiences that make up TuckGO. No matter the endeavor—consulting for a global nonprofit, immersing oneself in the business environment of another country, putting new knowledge to the test on a real business challenge—each of these experiences accelerates learning and the ability to lead. Entrepreneurship is another practical proving ground for theory. Students interested in launching their own venture can call on the vast resources of Tuck’s Entrepreneurship Initiative, which supports student e-ship through a range of programs, activities, and events.

Student Body

FOR THE CLASS OF 2024

Women—45%
International students—43%
Nationalities represented—38
Average age at matriculation—28
Age range—24-27
Average years of work experience—5
Average undergrad GPA (US schools with 4.0 scale)—3.52
GPA Range—2.7-4.0
Average GMAT—726
GMAT Range 610-790
Average GRE (Verbal)—162
Average GRE (Quant)—132

Admissions criteria:

Tuck’s Admissions Committee looks for demonstrated academic excellence, demonstrated leadership, demonstrated accomplishments, interpersonal skills, a diversity of background and experience, and a global mindset.

Costs:

For the academic year of 2022-2023
Tuition—$77,520
Total tuition, fees, and cost of living expenses—$116,162(estimate)
Tuck offers an array of scholarships and fellowships. All applicants admitted into the MBA program are considered for scholarship regardless of citizenship. For valuable information on costs, financing your MBA, and scholarship information, please visit our updated Financial Aid FAQs.