Dartmouth Tuck MBA Scholarships

Eligibility Criteria & Income Limit

Mandatory Documents Checklist

• ✓Completed Tuck Application Form
• ✓Short-Term and Long-Term Goals (300 characters or less)
• ✓GMAT or GRE Test Scores (self-reported initially, official reports required upon enrollment; test waiver possible)
• ✓English Language Proficiency Test Scores (TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, or Duolingo, if applicable; waiver possible)
• ✓Education Information
• ✓Academic Transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended
• ✓Employment History
• ✓One-page Resume
• ✓Essays (three required, one optional essay, and a reapplicant essay if applicable)
• ✓Two Letters of Reference (using the GMAC Common Letter of Recommendation questions; one from a current direct supervisor is preferred)
• ✓Non-refundable Application Fee of $250 USD (fee waivers available for eligible applicants)

Selection Process

Renewal Policy

How to Apply Online

Applications are submitted online via the official portal. Complete eKYC, upload scanned documents, and submit before the closing date.

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  MBA Admission Application (for Scholarship Consideration): * Register and Apply: All applicants for the Tuck MBA program are automatically considered for scholarships based on their admission application. There is no separate scholarship application form or process. Begin by completing the online MBA application through the official Tuck website: [https://www.tuck.dartmouth.edu/admissions/apply/apply-to-tuck](https://www.tuck.dartmouth.edu/admissions/apply/apply-to-tuck). * Submit Application Materials: Ensure your application showcases your academic records, professional achievements, leadership potential, and personal qualities that demonstrate your ability to contribute to the Tuck community. These are the primary criteria for scholarship consideration. * Deadlines: Refer to the Tuck Admissions 'Important Dates' page for application deadlines for the academic year you are applying to (e.g., 2025-26 or 2026-27).

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  Scholarship Notification

  * Scholarship decisions are made at the discretion of the school and are typically communicated at the time of admission or shortly thereafter. **

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  Financial Aid Application (for Loans - after Admission): * Admitted Student Portal: Once admitted, international students who wish to apply for financial aid in the form of loans (including Tuck's institutional loans or no-cosigner custom international loans) can do so via the International Application for Financial Aid, available in the Admitted Student Portal. * Documentation: You will be required to submit signed copies of your recent tax return from your country (and your spouse's, if applicable). If not required to file, a statement from your employer detailing earnings, allowances, and taxes paid will be needed. All amounts must be converted to U.S. dollars and relevant lines translated into English. * Financial Aid Deadlines: While you can apply for financial aid anytime during the academic year after admission, it is recommended to apply by the deadlines linked to your admission round to ensure timely processing, as institutional funds may be limited.

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  Status Tracking

  * Admission & Scholarship Status: The status of your MBA application and scholarship consideration will typically be updated through the online application portal where you submitted your admission application. * Financial Aid (Loan) Status: After submitting your financial aid application through the Admitted Student Portal, you can track its status through the same portal or by directly contacting the Tuck Financial Aid Office.