Individually, the quant professors were some of the best teachers I have ever had. Tuck students were probably the smartest group of people I have ever met, a source of constant learning and support. The alumni were always there to help, and their loyalty never ceased to amaze me. Tuck does not dilute its program with part-timers. Due to the location, only the premier companies in the U.S. bother to recruit on campus.
Job placement is superb.
Tuck's strength is still its strategy courses. However, Tuck's entrepreneurial classes are great and are getting more attention by faculty and students. The school has solicited our feedback continuously in the form of surveys, focus groups, grassroots meetings, and even open office hours with our new dean. Tuck has taken action in response to this information and has made a number of changes with regard to the curriculum, social activities, recruiting and placement, and information technology initiatives. Just as an example, our placement office, with its new director, has been expanded both in terms of staff and physical space and resources.