As part of the Dartmouth College campus, the Tuck School combines the intellectual depth of a large Ivy League university with the soul of a tightly knit community.

Tuck provides a world-class business education. The faculty ensure that our students become leaders who can work in diverse environments and accomplish the most complex objectives.

Located in Hanover, New Hampshire, we offer the highest possible quality of life. A close-knit, supportive community, a beautiful campus, and genuine relationships with accomplished, brilliant professors, classmates, alumni, and colleagues from around the world.

Tuck offers only one degree program—the full-time MBA. Such focus allows Tuck to offer outstanding support to our students and faculty. In addition to the MBA program, Tuck offers a select array of executive education programs as well as the Tuck Business Bridge Program® for undergraduates.

Founded in 1900, the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth is now experiencing the greatest period of momentum in its history. Many factors contribute to this unique success. Foremost would be our people, who together create an environment that is unmatched.

Quick Facts

The Tuck School offers true access to exceptional faculty and broad career opportunities. One of the most selective and challenging MBA programs in the world, we're also one of the most supportive.

Admissions: Highly selective, based on transcripts, GMAT, essays, recommendations, interview, and written application; TOEFL required for most international applicants.

Careers: Extensive counseling, résumé review, career workshops, company briefings, recruiting club trips, mentoring, and more.

Class of 2010 Profile:

• Target class size: 240
• Average age at matriculation: 28 (age range 24-43)
• With full-time work experience: 100%
• Women: 33%
• U.S. minorities: 17%
• International students: 31%
• Nationalities represented: 27
• Students with partners: 44%
• Students with advanced degrees: 17%
• Average GMAT: 712
• Average GPA for U.S. students: 3.44
• Top undergraduate majors:
  • economics: 16%
  • business and finance: 27%
  • humanities: 29%
  • engineering/computer science: 18%
  • math/science: 8%
  • other: 2%

Curriculum: General management; first year: core courses and the Tuck First-Year Project; second year: choose from more than 75 elective courses and seminars.

Dean: Paul Danos, Laurence F. Whittemore Professor of Business Administration

Exchange programs: Students may spend a term at one of many top programs.

Executive education: Open-enrollment, custom, consortium, and targeted programs

Faculty (2008-09): 45 full-time faculty; one of the lowest student-to-faculty ratios of any graduate school of business

Founded: 1900, the first graduate school of management, at Dartmouth College, a member of the Ivy League

Joint and Dual Degrees: Tuck partners with some of the world's best schools.

Alumni:  8,600+ living alumni in over 55 countries; 67.5 percent annual giving participation rate

Location: Hanover, New Hampshire, home of Dartmouth College and near the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center