Your academic record, along with test scores and professional experience, helps assess the Smart criterion. Here’s how to share your academic history:
Undergraduate Degree and Other Schools:
- List your primary undergraduate school and any additional schools attended (exclude study abroad programs and non-degree coursework).
- Include details like major, institution name, GPA (if numeric), grading scale, degree dates, and class rank (if applicable).
- Use “My School is Not Listed” if your school isn’t found in the search.
Other Education Information:
- Indicate postgraduate non-degree courses and professional certifications.
- Provide course and certification details, and any additional transfer school information.
Transcripts:
- Upload transcripts for all undergraduate and graduate schools attended, including transfer schools.
- Submit both the original and a certified translation if transcripts are not in English.
- Unofficial transcripts are acceptable initially; official copies are required upon enrollment.
Assessing Your Academic History:
- Report your GPA as per your institution’s scale; Tuck does not standardize GPAs.
- No minimum GPA is required; three-year bachelor’s degrees are equally considered.
- The admissions committee evaluates grades within the context of your school’s grading scale and rigor.
Optional Information:
- Use this section to explain any academic performance issues.
- Share additional achievements in the resume and Activities and Awards sections.
Reach out to Tuck Admissions with any questions. They look forward to learning more about you through your application!
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