ダートマス大学 Tuck Business School “We’re Pretty Happy People Here!”

Tuck reports that 95% of Class of 2014 have had job offers compared to 91% last year.
The median base salary is also better than last year's  $115,000, with a sign-on bonus of $25,000 and other guaranteed compensation of $30,000—not including relocation, tuition reimbursement, stock or carried interest.
This year, a typical Tuck student had campus interviews with seven different recruiting companies, and a record 20% of the class has accepted offers from MBB, McKinsey, Bain, and Boston Consulting Group.

Students say that McKinsey is taking 27 of Tuck’s graduates this year, with Bain scooping up more than 20 graduates.

“The students feel positive and optimistic,” agrees Jonathan D. Masland, director of career development at Tuck.

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ダートマス大学 Tuck Business School Launches Cluster Initiative

Tuck Business School has received an  anonymous investment of US$100 million to be used to launch ‘cluster initiatives’ to improve its MBA courses at Tuck Business School.

Tuck will use the money to form groups to form "cluster initiatives" to make deeper links with nontraditional MBA themes. Themes include engineering, business, medicine

Faculty will collaborate and hire new professors. Proposed clusters will have up to eight faculty members and will each create three new faculty positions, with this number increasing to as many as 30-40 over the next decade.

Dartmouth plans to build 10 clusters, the first three of which will be completed before the end of the 2014 academic year to generate new courses, curricula and research.

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