Written by: Marc Ethier Published by: Poets&Quants MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: An economic recession and severe application downturn were only the opening acts of the turbulent era during which Luke Anthony Peña served as executive director of MBA admissions and financial aid at the Dartmouth College Tuck School of Business. Then coronavirus hit. Yet as Peña … [Read more...] about Dartmouth Tuck Loses Its Admissions Chief
As Remote Learning Begins, Tuck Convenes a Virtual Town Hall for Students
Written by: Kirk Kardashian Published by: Tuck MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: As the COVID-19 pandemic extends its impact to every corner of society, the Tuck School of Business began the spring term with a remote-only format which will be used for the remainder of the school year. On Thursday, Dean Matthew J. Slaughter and other senior leaders hosted a virtual town hall … [Read more...] about As Remote Learning Begins, Tuck Convenes a Virtual Town Hall for Students
Tuck Virtual Program Series Fosters Lifelong Learning
Content written and published by Tuck Communications, Dartmouth. MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: Through interesting and practical virtual sessions, the Virtual Program Series offers rich learning opportunities to alumni wherever they are. Click Here to Read More Via Original Source … [Read more...] about Tuck Virtual Program Series Fosters Lifelong Learning
MBA class sizes: is there an ideal number?
Content written by Jonathan Moules and published by The Financial Times. MBA News Digest Comment: None. Extracted Content: Big or small? Is there an ideal figure for teaching numbers on an MBA? A large intake might indicate a school’s pulling power, provide greater networking opportunities and draw employers to recruitment events. At the same time, breaking down a big group into smaller … [Read more...] about MBA class sizes: is there an ideal number?