Tuck School of Business MBA Admissions: Acceptance Rate, Requirements, Deadlines

Tuck School of Business does not specify a minimum GMAT/GRE test score requirement for admission. Below is given the average score of the previous batches atending the institution:

GMAT Requirements:

GRE Requirements:

Visa Process to Study in USA

International Applicants can apply for a student visa in the USA in any round but if they are unable to secure a visa before August 1, their admission is deferred for the year. The applicants need to apply for an F-1 Visa online, for applicants who are sponsored by their employer, need to apply for a J-1 Visa once they receive the I-20 form from Dartmouth College. The documents required for F-1 Visa are:

• The completed Form DS-160 from the appropriate U.S. consulate,
• Form I-20, issued by Dartmouth College
• Your passport (valid for at least six months into the future) 
• Proof (receipt) of the SEVIS fee payment 
• Documentary evidence of the funding listed on your Form I-20 
• Proof English Proficiency through test scores 
• Proof of strong personal, financial, academic and/or professional ties to the home country
• Genuine temporary Visa applicants need to show some proof of them returning to their home country after their program ends. This evidence may include:
  • A simple statement that the student plans to leave the U.S. at the end of their program and return to the home country,
  • Evidence of property, real estate or land ownership in the home country, 
  • Evidence of financial holdings in the home country,
  • Ownership of a car or other liquid assets,
  • Spouse, children or significant other family relatives in the home country, 
  • Permanent employment offer in the home country,
  • Strong religious or civic ties to the local community,
  • Proof of acceptance to the Dartmouth degree program,