Tuck School of Business, part of the Ivy League Dartmouth College, boasts of a beautiful campus on the banks of the Connecticut River. The campus has its own ski slope, equestrian center, and golf course - no wonder then, than more than half of the student body chooses to live on campus. Consulting remains at the core of the Tuck MBA. More than forty percent of Tuck grads take up roles into consulting, a higher percentage than any other school in the country. All first-year students must complete a major project in which they consult for startups, corporations or nonprofits. Students can also take an elective course called the Tuck Global Consultancy, in which they work as consultants for overseas companies and NGOs. McKinsey and Bain are two of the major recruiters at Tuck. The Healthcare Initiative is another diverse aspect of the Tuck MBA, bringing resources and industry leaders from across Dartmouth and beyond to help Tuck students become thought leaders in the healthcare space.