We look forward to you joining us at Tuck as part of the incoming class!
To help you share your accomplishment with friends and family, we’ve created a social media toolkit with downloadable images/videos of Tuck. You can also find Instagram story stickers by searching Tuck in the app. Don’t forget to tag @tuckschool so we can celebrate with you!
Please respond to our offer of admission as soon as you have decided on your MBA plans. You can let us know your intentions by logging into your admitted student portal and then completing the offer response form.
To secure your place in the incoming class, you must submit the offer response form and your non-refundable enrollment deposit on or prior to the deadline for your round (see dates below or log in to your admitted student portal if you’ve been admitted from the waitlist). The enrollment deposit is non-refundable and will be credited to your first term student account statement. If you wish to wire your deposit, please contact our office at tuck.admissions@tuck.dartmouth.edu. The enrollment deposit is waived for enrolling MD/MBA students.
Enrollment Deadlines and Non-Refundable Enrollment Deposit
Round |
Deposit |
Deadline |
| Round 1 & Consortium 1 | $4,000 | February 2, 2026 at 5 p.m. ET |
| Round 2 & Consortium 2 | $4,000 | April 20, 2026 at 5 p.m. ET |
| Round 3 | $4,000 | May 22, 2026 at 5 p.m. ET |
Tuck’s Verification Process
In order to help ensure the integrity of your incoming class, Tuck reserves the right to verify all information and references in your application. Upon acceptance of Tuck’s admissions offer, you must complete third-party verification (this will require you to pay an additional fee of approximately $162.50) through Re Vera Services LLC. Additionally, at any time during the application process, Tuck or Re Vera may require you to provide additional verification of application information and may require authorization to release such information. Tuck reserves the right to cease consideration of your application, rescind your offer of admission, or terminate your enrollment if you are unable or unwilling to adhere to the above policies, if any misrepresentation or omission occurs in the application process, or if we learn that you have engaged in behavior before matriculation that indicates a lack of judgment or integrity.
What you need to do: Within 10 business days of your admission, you will receive an email from Re Vera Services LLC inviting you to begin the credential verification process. By your enrollment deadline, you must initiate the process with Re Vera and complete the e-signed release and payment. We encourage you to complete these items as soon as possible once you have confirmed your enrollment plans. If you do not receive confirmation from Re Vera that your release and payment have been received, please follow up with Re Vera.
Please note:
- You may wish to reach out to your references at this time and let them know Re Vera will be in touch with them to verify their letter of reference.
- Re Vera does allow students who have not yet informed their employer that they plan to pursue a graduate degree to request a hold on the professional verification process. That hold will remain in effect until June 1.
- Re Vera will request official transcripts from your institution(s).
- If you have not already done so, please release your official test score report(s) to Tuck. View Tuck’s school code for each test type.
Tuck and Re Vera are committed to making this process as easy as possible for you. Please reference the FAQs on Re Vera’s website and feel free to contact Re Vera at 617-661-6146 or verifications@reveraservices.com, or Tuck at 603-646-3162 or tuck.admissions@tuck.dartmouth.edu, with any additional questions.
