MBA in MBA (Full Time)

Interview Admission Sample: 1) Tell me about yourself. Walk me through your resume. 2) Tell me about a passion of yours that wasn’t on your resume. 3) How do you spend your free time? 4) What are your career plans? 5) What’s your backup plan in case your career plans aren’t achievable? (skip if you’re sponsored or work in a family business). 6) Why MBA? Why now? Why Tuck? 7) Biggest challenge of transition from your past role to your current role. 8) What will you be involved in at Tuck? 9) How will you contribute to Tuck? 10) What is a challenge you foresee facing at Tuck? 11) Talk about a time you received negative feedback and how you dealt with it. 12) Talk about a time you saw an opportunity at work and how you responded. 13) Talk about a time you failed and how you took that as a learning experience. 14) Talk about a time someone came up with a problem not related with the day to day activities and how you responded. 15) What are you most proud of. 16) What unique voice are you bringing into the classroom. 17) What would you do if you had a member of your learning team who wasn’t pulling his own weight? 18) How do you motivate people? 19) Can you give me an example of a time you had an issue with a co-worker? How did you resolve the issue? 20) What qualities make you successful in a team? 21) How would you describe your leadership style? Can you give me an example? 22) Can you give an example of how you’ve contributed to a team’s success? 23) Short-term/Long-Term Goals 24) Talk about a time you disagreed with your supervisor/boss and how you resolved it. 25) What are the biggest challenges you’ve faced at work? How did you resolve them? 26) Talk about a bad manager. Why was he or she bad? What did you do about it? 27) What are your strengths and weaknesses? 28) Tell me about a situation where you acted outside of your comfort zone. 29) What is an example of a setback you have experienced in your life? How did you respond? 30) Can you share an experience where you worked with people from different cultural or professional backgrounds? How did you ensure effective collaboration and communication? 31) How do you demonstrate that you embody Tuck’s core values (smart, nice, accomplished, and aware)? 32) Talk about a time when you had to make a difficult decision and how you handled it. 33) What do people think about you when they meet you for the first time? Is this impression correct? 34) What will your legacy at Tuck be 35) Question on a community experience

Upload a copy of your academic transcript for every undergraduate and graduate school you attended in the Degree(s) section of the application.

1) Why are you pursuing an MBA and why now? How will the distinct Tuck MBA contribute to achieving your goals and aspirations? What particular aspects of Tuck will be instrumental in your growth? (2000 characters)

You must submit two LORs unless you are a reapplicant who applied during the most recent admissions cycle. LOR Questions : Tuck has adopted the essay questions posed by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) Common Letter of Recommendation. Respond to all of the following questions 1. Provide a brief description of your interaction with the applicant and, if applicable, the applicant's role in your organization. 2. How does the applicant's performance compare to that of other well-qualified individuals in similar roles? Provide specific examples. 3. Describe the most important piece of constructive feedback you have given the applicant. Please detail the circumstances and the applicant's response. 4. Is there anything else we should know?

Upload a resume outlining your professional, academic, and other relevant experience. We encourage you to limit your resume to one page and to activities and experiences occurring during and after your undergraduate studies.