"I’m not only learning how to be a leader of a business, but also getting the foundation of entrepreneurship."More »
"What I was looking for from Tuck was more knowledge of myself and my leadership style."More »
“I knew community would be something important to me at Tuck, but I didn’t realize how easy it would be to feel welcome". More »
“For me, business school was a launch pad to a new career."More »
Tuck's integrated curriculum creates opportunities for learning both inside and outside the classroom, says Kevin Bielke T'12.More »
Miguelle Edmondson T'11 says Tuck teaches students to use collaboration to achieve success.More »
Sarah Smith didn’t commit to business school. “I committed to an experience, an exploration,” she says. More »
Kate Strayer-Benton T’11 was working as a consultant in the health care industry and on her way to becoming partner when she decided that she wanted more out of her career.More »
Wolff's first job after Tuck came as a direct result of a consulting project he did for his second-year technology course.More »
No matter how smart you are, how high your GPA, how excellent your GMATs, you can still learn a great deal from the other smart people in the classroom with you, Ailawadi says.More »
Given the globalization of business today, Piverger chose to take advantage of the opportunity to study abroad for a term.More »
As president and CEO of GE Canada, Allan focuses a lot of her attention on ecomagination, GE's global initiative to develop resource-efficient and environmentally friendly technologies.More »
From the moment Eric Goetz T’10 set foot on campus, he felt part of something bigger than himself. More »
Thomas Park T'10 has wanted an international career since he was a teenager, and everything he's done since then—as a lawyer, international prosecutor, and graduate student—has been in pursuit of that goal.More »
“It's a sign of great strength and self-confidence for a leader to be willing to change his or her mind,” says George Prate T’10. More »
Pace Ralli’s goal was to venture into the energy industry and work on projects of transformational scope. More »
Over the course of his career, Omar Kariuki T’08 learned that business is as much about good organizations as it is about good deals, or in his line of work, good trades.More »
Aisha Barry T’10 experienced the challenges of building a multinational business while working as a product-development manager for Procter & Gamble in China. More »
“There are three rules to successful leadership,” says Dave Adams T’08, recalling an old joke.More »
Working in public accounting after college helped Stootee Parikh T’10 realize what she wanted in a career.More »