Tuck Business Bridge Program at �Ա��Ƶ

Expand your career readiness for business.

The Tuck Business Bridge Program at �Ա��Ƶ, offered in partnership with Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business, �Ա��Ƶ Career Services, and the Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, prepares top liberal arts students for internships and careers. The program features a comprehensive curriculum taught by the school’s top-ranked MBA faculty and includes a capstone team project and career exploration modules.

Cost

$8,650
This comprehensive fee includes Tuck Bridge tuition and course materials in addition to housing and food during the on-campus portion of the program. *Any student who does not have a �Ա��Ƶ meal plan for the fall or spring semester will incur an additional $330 charge for on-campus meals.

Aid

Aligned with the �Ա��Ƶ Commitment and through the generosity of our donors, full financial scholarships are available to students who receive need-based aid from �Ա��Ƶ. Students will receive their offer to participate alongside any offers for financial aid so they may consider all factors before enrolling.

Eligibility

To be eligible, students must meet all of the following requirements:

Sophomore or junior enrolled in good standing; preference will be given to sophomores
Résumé certified by Career Services by October 9, 2026
GPA above 3.0, preferably above 3.5
Enrolled and on campus for spring semester
Demonstrated strong time management skills through balancing academic and co-curricular commitments
Demonstrated strength in quantitative ability
Available to participate as follows:
1. Return to campus on January 1
2. Participate in all Tuck Business Bridge Program at �Ա��Ƶ sessions January 2–15
  Note: The program will culminate in time for sophomores to participate fully in Sophomore Connections.
Submit the application by 11:59 p.m. EDT on Monday, September 28, 2026

What you will study

Courses and modules in this rigorous program include business communications and strategy, ethics, marketing, financial accounting, and organizational behavior. Course material is integrated so that everything you learn and do in class directly supports your Bridge Capstone Project and your personal career development.

Course delivery

There will be nine hours of asynchronous work between December 19 and January 2. After returning to campus on January 1, students will work January 2–15 in a hybrid classroom full of fellow �Ա��Ƶ students, learning from professors via remote feed from Hanover, N.H.

Capstone expectations

Each student will be assigned to a team to deliver an in-person capstone case study presentation evaluated by successful �Ա��Ƶ alumni who will be on campus for the program's conclusion.

The Tuck Bridge Capstone Project allows students to apply the skills they acquire in the classroom to analyze and value a real-world business. Each team will select a publicly traded company, analyze its business, and determine how much the company is worth. At the end of the Business Bridge program, teams will present their recommendations and conclusions to successful �Ա��Ƶ alumni who will be on campus.

Cohort

The cohort of the Tuck Business Bridge Program at �Ա��Ƶ is anticipated to include 50 �Ա��Ƶ sophomores and juniors.

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