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Home » News » Interviews » Interview Questions & Reports » Dartmouth Tuck Interview Questions & Report: Round 2 / Second-Year Student / Zoom
This interview was with a second-year student, or a Tuck Admissions Associate (TAA, https://www.tuck.dartmouth.edu/mba/blog/get-to-know-the-tuck-admissions-associates-program). It was a straightforward, standard conversation where the TAA had my resume ahead of time, and wanted me to start off with a basic intro and story about myself, and explain why I want to get an MBA, and why specifically Tuck.
Because these TAAs only work for a year, the conversation was a bit more inorganic than my conversation with a Kellogg alum, who had been doing interviews for years and years. Don’t take it as a bad sign, just know that they will be taking notes while you talk, and they have questions ready to ask, so it’s not as much of a back and forth conversation. The interview ended with any questions you had for the interviewer; make sure you do your research! Tuck sends you a short blurb of info about your interviewer beforehand, so I knew what undergrad, industry, clubs, and Centers my interviewer was involved with. Be sure to ask a few questions about their specific experiences, as well as the culture they treasure.
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Schools: Dartmouth / Tuck
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Class Size | 80 |
Mean GMAT | 730 |
% Women | 46% |
% International | 28% |
CLASS SIZE | 231 |
FEMALE | 21% |
MEAN GMAT | 691 |
MEAN GPA | 3.35 |
Class Size | 79 |
Women | 39% |
Average GMAT | 682 |
Average GPA | 3.4 |
Class Size | 51 |
FEMALE | 47% |
Mean GMAT | 660 |
Mean GPA | 3.47 |
TWO-YEAR CLASS SIZE | 304 |
FEMALE | 39% |
MEDIAN GMAT | 710 |
MEDIAN GPA | 3.34 |
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