Tuck 2012 essays

Request Letters of Reference (LORs) from people who can comment on your qualifications for Tuck’s admissions criteria. The best letters come from references who can demonstrate that you are smart, accomplished, aware, and encouraging. If possible, your current direct supervisor should write one of your LORs.

Tuck works with Re Vera Services LLC to verify the accuracy of all matriculating students’ applications. After enrollment, Re Vera will request official transcripts from each school you attended.

Your essays are an opportunity to articulate your candidacy for Tuck. The best responses are clear, succinct, forthright, thoughtful, genuine, and so distinctly personal that only you could have written them. We expect that your essays are completely accurate and exclusively your own.

Your essays demonstrate that you are aware and encouraging. The Letters of Reference and interview are designed to provide evidence of all four criteria. Complete and submit a Tuck application to be considered for admission. Exceptions are granted only for those who apply via the Consortium for Graduate Study in Management .