“Tuck isn’t just about nice people who get along; it’s about students learning how to work together to achieve success. ”
I visited Tuck on a Saturday in February and had planned to take a look around on my own. But right away I ran into a student who gave me a tour and introduced me to another student who spent two and a half hours with me—two complete strangers, out of the blue, on a Saturday. That showed me right away how Tuck students work to create a community. And Tuck isn’t just about nice people who get along; it’s about students learning how to work together to achieve success. I had anticipated that any top MBA program would be super-competitive, but Tuck also turned out to be super-collaborative—which is how organizations should be. When I left that day in February, Tuck was my first choice.
University of Toledo, BBA, 2002; University of Notre Dame, MS, 2003; Professional licensure: CPA, Ohio
Ernst & Young LLP, Cleveland, Ohio, progressing from staff auditor to audit manager, 2002-09
Every course taught by professors Andrew King and Matthew Slaughter
Glen Tuck
Tuck Global Consultancy project in Chennai, India for a Fortune 200 company
Distance learning program in Spain with classmates
ExxonMobil
Independent study with Professor Andrew King on U.S. tax policy for carbon emissions
ExxonMobil, financial analyst, New Orleans, La.
Tuck isn’t just a place where I received my MBA. It’s a place where some of my best friends educate future leaders.