Now, I have a fascinating opportunity to work in an area of the world where some of the most important events are taking place in the business and political arena. You can get a global perspective in Hanover or in New York, but there's no substitute for living and working somewhere outside your country. She has been a member of Tuck's Board of Overseers since 1996. What I find unique about the Tuck School is its size. It is large enough to have all of the resources students need in technology, the library, and the classroom, yet small enough to ensure a close working rapport with professors.
Tuck provides an intimate business school experience in a beautiful, rural setting.
Going to Tuck opens doors. Its alumni revere the school, and that can earn a Tuck graduate extra consideration from a prospective employer. Because of everything that Tuck does to keep its alumni involved in the community, graduates often have a sense of obligation to give something back and continue the legacy. After three years as an equity trader for Morgan Stanley in New York, Chansoo Joung returned to Hanover, where his mother had grown up and his grandparents lived. His summer internship while at Tuck was at Goldman Sachs in corporate finance, and he has worked there since 1987 in London and New York, specializing in investment banking.