Tuck Class of 2009 Profile

Great leaders come from diverse backgrounds. The
class of 2009 includes not only professionals with
extensive experience in business and finance but
also individuals who have excelled as athletic champions, military officers, artists, nonprofit executives, engineers, entrepreneurs, and teachers. Each member of the class brings exceptional accomplishments and potential to the Tuck community.

Enrollment

Target class size: 240

Demographics

Average age at matriculation: 28
Age range: 24-35
Students with partners: 36%
Students with children: 8%
Women: 35%
U.S. minorities: 16%
International students: 36%
Nationalities represented: 30

Undergraduate Experience

Top undergraduate majors:
- Economics: 24%
- Business and finance: 20%
- Humanities: 18%
- Engineering/computer science: 17%
- Math/science: 4%
- Other: 17%
Undergraduate institutions represented: 134
Institutions most represented (3 or more students):
Amherst, Boston College, Boston U, Brigham Young, Brown, Colby, Colgate, Cornell, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Harvard, Indian Inst of Technology, Middlebury, Northwestern, Tufts, U Chicago, U Pennsylvania, U Virginia, U Mumbai, Williams, Yale
Average GPA for U.S. students: 3.46
Students with advanced degrees: 17%

Professional Work Experience

Full-time work experience: 100%
Average years of work experience: 5
Consulting: 16%
Investment banking or private equity: 13%
Other financial services, real estate: 15%
Technology: 11%
Government, military, nonprofitm or education: 10%
Manufacturing: 9%
Marketing, retail, consumer goods: 9%
Healthcare, pharmaceuticals, biotech: 3%
Other: 14%

Nationalities

U.S.A. and U.S. permanent residents: 64%
Asia and Oceania: 17%
Western Europe: 9%
Latin America and the Caribbean: 5%
Canada: 3%
Africa: 1%
Eastern and Central Europe: 1%

Residence

Students living in U.S.A.:
- New England: 25%
- New York City region: 18%
- West: 12%
- Mid-Atlantic: 7%
- Midwest: 7%
- South: 3%
- Southwest: 2%
Students living outside U.S.A.: 26%

Standardized Tests

GMAT
- Average score: 713
- Admitted-student range: 580-790

As of September, 2007

Compensation Summary Full-Time Employment Summer Internships Class Profile MBA Program Rankings Career Development Office Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth 100 Tuck Hall Hanover, NH 03755-9070 General Information: 603-646-2461 Recruiting Scheduling: 603-646-3186 Fax: 603-636-1295 Email: tuck.cdo@dartmouth.edu	Tuck Class of 2009 Profile Great leaders come from diverse backgrounds. The class of 2009 includes not only professionals with extensive experience in business and finance but also individuals who have excelled as athletic champions, military officers, artists, nonprofit executives, engineers, entrepreneurs, and teachers. Each member of the class brings exceptional accomplishments and potential to the Tuck community. Enrollment Target class size: 240 Demographics Average age at matriculation: 28 Age range: 24-35 Students with partners: 36% Students with children: 8% Women: 35% U.S. minorities: 16% International students: 36% Nationalities represented: 30 Undergraduate Experience Top undergraduate majors: Economics: 24% Business and finance: 20% Humanities: 18% Engineering/computer science: 17% Math/science: 4% Other: 17% Undergraduate institutions represented: 134 Institutions most represented (3 or more students): Amherst, Boston College, Boston U, Brigham Young, Brown, Colby, Colgate, Cornell, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Harvard, Indian Inst of Technology, Middlebury, Northwestern, Tufts, U Chicago, U Pennsylvania, U Virginia, U Mumbai, Williams, Yale Average GPA for U.S. students: 3.46 Students with advanced degrees: 17% Professional Work Experience Full-time work experience: 100% Average years of work experience: 5 Consulting: 16% Investment banking or private equity: 13% Other financial services, real estate: 15% Technology: 11% Government, military, nonprofitm or education: 10% Manufacturing: 9% Marketing, retail, consumer goods: 9% Healthcare, pharmaceuticals, biotech: 3% Other: 14% Nationalities U.S.A. and U.S. permanent residents: 64% Asia and Oceania: 17% Western Europe: 9% Latin America and the Caribbean: 5% Canada: 3% Africa: 1% Eastern and Central Europe: 1% Residence Students living in U.S.A.: New England: 25% New York City region: 18% West: 12% Mid-Atlantic: 7% Midwest: 7% South: 3% Southwest: 2% Students living outside U.S.A.: 26% Standardized Tests GMAT Average score: 713 Admitted-student range: 580-790 As of September, 2007
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