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Tuck students are exceptionally well qualified, with an average GMAT score above 700 and with impressive undergraduate and professional credentials. Competition for such top business-school students, however, is at an all-time high. By having the ability to offer a mix of merit- and need-based scholarships, we will ensure that the best candidates choose to attend Tuck.

Tuition and other expenses continue to increase, but the amount a student can borrow through federal loan programs has not kept pace, increasing the per-student need for scholarship funds. In the past four years, we have implemented our strategic decision to increase the size of the MBA student body to 480 students, where it will remain for the foreseeable future. Naturally, this growth has increased the overall demand for scholarship funds. As the scholarship budget has risen, the amount that must be funded from TAG and other current-use funds has also increased. Endowed scholarship funds ensure that even in the most trying economic times, we will be able to recruit the most talented and diverse students.

To make a pledge, or for more information on ways to support Tuck's scholarships, contact us at 603-646-4087 or tuck.development@dartmouth.edu.

Sally Yeager, Associate Dean of the MBA Program

Scholarship Honors a Friend

To honor an administrator who had seen them through every phase of their life at the school, the class of 2004 established The Sally Jaeger/Tuck Class of 2004 Fund. "For many of us, Sally was an important factor in our choosing to come to Tuck," says Karen Miglionico T'04.