Veterans bring a high level of leadership, teamwork, and grace under pressure to Tuck.
They contribute meaningfully in the classroom as well as to their study groups and project teams. Military MBAs have proven themselves in multiple areas and corporate recruiters value the knowledge and experience they add, gained from their years of service and from their MBA education.
Attend the Tuck Veterans Symposium
An opportunity for prospective students to gain valuable insight and advice on the MBA admissions process, the Tuck Veterans Symposium is held each spring and fall. Stay tuned for details on our spring Symposium.
Community
Veterans are a vibrant and vital part of what makes the Tuck community distinctive among the world’s top MBA programs. Whether they are sharing their unique leadership skills or demonstrating what it means to be a part of a team, veteran students contribute greatly to the Tuck community.
Coming to Tuck with a partner and/or family? There are many clubs, organizations and resources to make both you and your partner feel part of Tuck and the greater Hanover community from the day you arrive on campus.
Tuck Military Veteran Perspectives
- Military Applicants FAQ: Meet Andrew Park T’22
- Tuck Veterans Club Admissions Liaisons on Their Tuck Experience
- My Journey from a U.S. Army Officer to Business Consultant: Meet Makena Timmins T’20
- 3 Reasons Why Tuck Is a Great Fit for Military Veterans: Meet Stephanie Puzak T'22
- From Boots to Suits: Meet Andrew Ho T'21
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Careers
We understand that many of the students who come to Tuck having served in the military pursue an MBA with the goal of moving on to new opportunities outside of the military. There are many resources available to students who are career switching, including:
- Industry treks
- Six individual Centers with specific industry focuses
- Mentoring and support for career preparation from career advisers, centers, alumni, and peers
Tuck has active relationships with more than 1,000 organizations. Top hiring companies include Amazon, Google, Bain & Company, McKinsey & Company, Cargill, Colgate-Palmolive, Procter & Gamble, and Morgan Stanley. Our Employment Report provides comprehensive statistics and employment results for recent alums and current students.
"I’ve used so much of what I’ve learned at Tuck. Without those two years, I don’t think that I would be able to do this."
Jarett Berke T'17 | Read his alumni story
"My Tuck experience was pivotal. It marked this transition from my old life into the new. I still carry my military experience with me, but in terms of feeling, emotion, and lifestyle, it feels worlds away—and Tuck fits right in between."
Sarah Apgar T'11 | Read her alumni story
Funding your MBA
An MBA is a significant investment of time and financial resources. In addition to the financial aid and scholarship opportunities offered, Tuck also participates in the Post-9/11 GI Bill® and Yellow Ribbon Program, which allows institutions to enter into a voluntary agreement with the VA to fund tuition and fee expenses that exceed the annual VA cap. Tuck participates in the Yellow Ribbon Program (YRP) without limitation on the number of veterans enrolled. We are proud to support our veterans, whose strong leadership, sense of responsibility and commitment are qualities that are important to our community. Additional information on the Yellow Ribbon Program (YRP), outside scholarships, and more can be found here.
Applying to Tuck
All applicants are required to complete an online application. We are honored to waive the $250 application fee for applicants who are U.S. military personnel past and present. More information about applying to Tuck is available here.
Schedule a Phone Call
Do you have questions about applying to Tuck? Feel encouraged to reach out and connect with Tuck Admissions.
Lesley Nesbitt | Associate Director, Admissions Yield, Military Liaison
Schedule a phone call with Lesley