Ever since it was founded in 1900, Tuck School of Business has been a pioneering force in the world of business education. It was the world’s first graduate school of management, offered the world’s first master’s in business administration, and is part of Dartmouth College, a world-famous Ivy League school. Although Tuck has a proud history, that doesn’t mean it rests on its laurels. It is constantly pushing boundaries to stay one step ahead of its rivals and has always been ranked among the top business schools globally. Unlike most other business schools, Tuck isn’t located close to a major city - but this gives it a competitive advantage. It means most Tuck students live on campus, creating a unique community feel that simply can’t be replicated in big city business schools.