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-Essay questions are listed below for both first-time applicants and re-applicants. -You should try to distinguish yourself by showing what makes you different from others who share similar profiles. -Personal expression is what we are looking for, not platitudes. -Making a strong case for your future plans requires you to first do research on career paths and find one that resonates. Even if this target will change during business school, your application essays should lay out a clear trajectory for short-term and long-term goals. Do this by demonstrating how you expect to build on skills from your past, and those you expect to gain from the MBA. -Essays are more compelling if they include specific courses, programs, groups, opportunities, activities, etc. from which you would benefit, if admitted to UCLA Anderson. These references are best found through website research, personal discussions and a campus visit (if possible). -Content and clarity are key elements, as we seek superior communication skills. -Style is a consideration too, although we understand that those who speak other languages may have different manners of expression in English. -We do check your essays for plagiarism, so make sure you always submit your own work. -Length does not equal strength. A well-written short essay can have even more impact than a longer essay. Please try to respect the word limits indicated below. -All responses to essays must be on double-spaced pages that are uploaded as a document. We do not accept essays in any other media but written form.
FIRST-TIME APPLICANTS - ONE REQUIRED ESSAY: What are your short-term and long-term career goals, and how will an MBA from UCLA Anderson specifically help you achieve these goals? (750 words maximum) OPTIONAL ESSAY: The following essay is optional. No preference is given in the evaluation process to applicants who submit an optional essay. Please note that we only accept written essays. Are there any extenuating circumstances in your profile about which the Admissions Committee should be aware? (250 words maximum) RE-APPLICANTS - ONE REQUIRED ESSAY: Reapplicants who applied for the class entering in fall 2012 or 2013 are required to complete the following essay: Please describe your career progress since you last applied and ways in which you have enhanced your candidacy. Include updates on short-term and long-term career goals, as well as your continued interest in UCLA Anderson. (750 words maximum)
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Interview Experience
mgg234 wrote:
Just had interview. Was a very laid back atmosphere (interviewer was wearing a polo, and looked like he was skyping out of his bedroom, which I found cool). My laptop crashed, and there seemed to be a bit of lag which threw off the flow a bit. But regardless, he was very nice and well spoken, no surprises on the questions:
Walk me through your resume Why MBA Why Anderson How would your co-workers describe you Strengths and weaknesses (asked for a 2nd weakness too) Biggest accomplishment Have I looked at who recruits at UCLA What clubs would I join short/long term goals
About 30 minutes long. He gave honest answers to questions, which I found refreshing. I'm really liking the Cali/UCLA culture. I got rejected from Columbia after interview, so UCLA is my first choice now.
mbamyway wrote:
Hi all--interviewed on campus at Anderson recently. It was quick and straightforward. Some questions I received were:
Why do you want an MBA and why now? Why Anderson? What is a significant leadership experience you’ve had? What is a past failure you’ve experienced? What clubs are you interested in at Anderson? What is a past conflict you’ve had with a supervisor, and how did you solve it?
Nothing out of the ordinary. I thought it went fine; it lasted 30 minutes.
Had my interview at Anderson in the past few days and my experience largely paralleled that of others on here.
Walk me through your resume. Why do you want an MBA and why now? Why Anderson? Where do you see yourself in 5 years? In 10 years? What is your leadership style? What is a significant leadership experience you’ve had? Which personal accomplishment or professional accomplishment that you are proud of? What is a past failure you’ve experienced? Any questions for me?
In addition to the above, I also got one industry specific question from my interviewer. He pulled it from a list provided by the admissions office. It was "what do you think about effect of X on the future of Y?" Where "X" is a recent trend and "Y" is the industry I've expressed a particular interest in pursuing after Anderson. It was a very easy question, however, and one that anyone interested in the field should be able to provide an opinion on.
Overall, a very relaxed and friendly experience.
chouman wrote:
Just wanted to share my interview experience.
Interviewed 12/9 and lasted 30-35 minutes.
Interviewed with Adcom, which surprised me since other prospectives in TW I met interviewed with 2nd year students. Makes sense though because right now Anderson students are taking finals.
Discussed the following:
1) Asked me about professional background and how I ended up in current job and other followup questions
2) Why MBA, Why UCLA Anderson?
3) Professional Failure
4) Teamwork example
5) Leadership experience
6) How would I contribute to class and community
7) My questions
MBAreapplicant84 wrote:
Interviewed yesterday with a 2nd-year student. Overall I feel like it went really well. There were a couple areas I wish I would have explained a little better, but I am happy with how I did. The interview was very conversational, and for the most part, no unexpected questions. Here is a general summary of the questions I was asked:
-Tell me about yourself. -Why an MBA now? -Why Anderson? -Why are you looking to change careers? -What do you envision yourself doing when begin working in X industry? -What are your long-term career goals? -How will you contribute to the Anderson community? -What are your strengths as a leader? -What leadership qualities do you want to work on at Anderson? -Any question for me?
The interview was about 35 minutes.
EngineeringMBA wrote:
I interviewed recently; it was very conversational- I think what Anderson is genuinely trying to get out of the interview is to get to know you, and make sure you'd "fit" in their environment. So I'd say to prepare for the Anderson interview, just make sure you can answer "Why MBA" and "Why Anderson" well (what you would do for any other MBA interview), know your story, and you should do just fine! Just be yourself.
ta402556 wrote:
I did an interview with a second year student last Thursday. It was pretty conversational. He spent 2-3 mins telling his backgrounds and explaining the interview process. Then he went with some standard questions: - Resume walk - Why Anderson? - What will you contribute to Anderson community? - Accomplishment at work? And conflict? - Career goals - Why do you want to this your career path? - What did you for Habitat for Humanity? ( I mentioned this in the resume)
This process took about 15-20 mins, which was shorter than I expected.
Then, the rest was spent questioning him.
Hope this helps.
Why UCLA Anderson? - Thoughts from Admits and Current Students
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"I had a great career in New York, and I wasn't sure I needed to go to business school, and if I did, I thought I wanted to go to one of the top five schools. When, I was introduced to Anderson, however, my perspective changed completely. The students were ambitious but supportive of each other, and were the happiest people of any business schools I had visited. From Ivy Leaguers to Iraq War veterans to former male models, the class was more diverse than I thought possible, and I knew I could learn a lot from these people. I decided to go to Anderson over other, higher ranked schools, because it simply felt right. I have never once regretted that decision.
"Anderson has been nothing short of a transformational experience. I became incredibly involved early on in my first year, and I have most enjoyed getting to know every one of my classmates through student government, professional organizations, and fun Anderson traditions like football tailgates, C4C Charity Weekend, and Lit Club. As I graduate, I feel lucky to have made such incredible new friends, and I know it is a network of impressive people that will help me for the rest of my life." - Kate Edwards, UCLA Anderson Class of 2014
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First off, I am absolutely thrilled to be joining UCLA Anderson’s Class of 2016! Since officially accepting the offer, I have just gotten more excited about the program and what the future holds in store. From a hand-written note from the Admission Director to the outstanding Career Management Center, there are so many reason that led me to deciding to attend Anderson.
Students "One of the very first things that impressed me about Anderson was the quality of the students, starting with my interviewer. He had a very impressive background and I could feel his entrepreneurial spirit. Our conversation was engaging. I was excited to talk with him through the entirety of the interview. He was also extremely helpful in answering my questions regarding his experience at Anderson. If I was going to be classmates with individuals like him, I knew would be in a place where learn and grow because of my peers, not in spite of my peers. Throughout the application process, as well as since be accepted, I have found that Anderson students have been some of the most, if not the most responsive, friendly, genuine, and helpful students I have talked to. Of the students I contacted or was introduced to, 100% of them responded and took time to talk with me. The only other school that came remotely close to that was Tuck. All the students I spoke with at Anderson were down to earth and very friendly. A few even offered me a place to stay while I look for housing. I appreciated the fact that after I was accepted I was assigned a buddy by the admission office. I was also contacted by an alumni and spoke with him about his experience at Anderson. Another thing that really impressed me compared to some of the other programs was the amount of advice Anderson students gave me in terms of preparing for school and a career transition. The advice has been extremely helpful and will definitely help me hit the ground running. I am really looking forward to becoming a part of the Anderson family.
Location "One factor I didn’t think would be too important to me while I was researching programs, but has become increasingly so has been the location of the school. For my career goals, to transition into tech, aside from perhaps the Bay Area, I couldn’t have picked a better location. Plus, having grown up in California, I am looking forward to returning to my home state and enjoying the great weather! No more snow 2014!!! In relation to location, one thing I really like about Anderson is they offer academic internships. With the relatively strong tech start-up scene in the Los Angeles area, this will give me the opportunity to further gain and develop the needed skills and experience while in school to land a job in tech post-MBA.
Career/Technology "Along the lines of location and career, another big plus for Anderson was the strength of their tech club, the High-Tech Business Association, and the amount of different offerings for students interested in tech. With nearly a quarter of the students from Anderson going into the tech industry, the school has put a lot of resources into developing this area of their program. With some of the other schools, I felt like I would have to put a lot of personal effort into being able to get anywhere near the experience I would at Anderson. Another big draw to the program was that Anderson’s Career Management Center, Parker CMC, has consistently be ranked one of the top MBA career management centers. From all my conversations with Anderson students, the strength of the Parker CMC is one thing that came up in almost every conversation.
Community "Although there are a ton of other reasons I chose Anderson, the last one I will talk about is the community. I have kind of mentioned it throughout this post, but all of the students and fellow admits that I have spoken to have been very down to earth, friendly, and receptive. I initially really wanted to be a small town to make sure I got the tighter-knit, community feel from the program I attended. However, after the experience I have had thus far with Anderson, I am confident I will get the tight-knit community feel while being in one of the most vibrant cities in the world! Needless to say, (although I have said it a few times already) I am excited for the next two years." - James Huntington, UCLA Anderson Class of 2016
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Just want to give hope to everyone. I am a rd 2 applicant and have just been invited to interview. I also found out several days ago I was accepted off my dream school waitlist so I am declining the interview and withdrawing my name from consideration. I received the invite on march 4th around 9pm ET. Dont give up yet!
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Going through the last year thread, this what I understood.
1. It's going to be a looong wait for some people 2. And again it's a very long process 2. There are no fixed date for interview invites. They keep sending the invites as and when they read the applications(they might group invites and send) 3. People interviewed in the month of November got their result on December 13th or so(provided they are admitted. No ding or wait-list results I think) 4. Another set of results came in on actual decision date. On this day, a lot of people that are not interviewed are put on waiting list. 5. Very quickly many people from that wait-list got the interview call and then some of them were eventually admitted. 6. Scholarship notifications are not sent with the decision. Admissions director personally called them and notified the same.
Best, Prodizy
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Longtime lurker for my wife. She just got accepted to UCLA's full time MBA program this morning, march 5th. Round two applicant, interviewed feb 7th, 3.46 GPA (3.57 in major) from a top 5 public, 90th percentile on both GRE sections, 4 years work experience. No word in the letter about funding. I predicted she'd get in this week based on trends from previous posts on this forum so wanted to contribute to the community. Hope this helps!
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I met with an individual working for the admissions office last week. She said that currently they are at a peak in sending out interview invitations. They will continue to regularly send out interview invites till the end of this week. While interview invities will continue to be sent out till Mid-March, the pace at which the interview invites are sent in March is going to slow down substantially.
There is still hope out there for folks who are waiting for an interview invite!
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mbauclaanderson wrote:
@Gambelda: I've learned enough get myself admitted to business school. Looks like you've been dinged by quite a few schools. Better luck next year
I think you just proved Gambelda's point about you lacking in critical thinking. I can understand why you are unhappy with Anderson.
@Gambelda, feel free to send me a PM. Whatever happens this year, I will be more than happy to have a chat with you regarding MBA at Anderson or anywhere else. _________________
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Hey guys! It was great speaking with many of you over the last few months, but I've decided to attend Kellogg. Hopefully opening up a waitlist spot for one of you!
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Interviewed yesterday with a 2nd-year student. Overall I feel like it went really well. There were a couple areas I wish I would have explained a little better, but I am happy with how I did. The interview was very conversational, and for the most part, no unexpected questions. Here is a general summary of the questions I was asked:
-Tell me about yourself. -Why an MBA now? -Why Anderson? -Why are you looking to change careers? -What do you envision yourself doing when begin working in X industry? -What are your long-term career goals? -How will you contribute to the Anderson community? -What are your strengths as a leader? -What leadership qualities do you want to work on at Anderson? -Any question for me?
The interview was about 35 minutes. Good luck to everyone interviewing or waiting for an invite!
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To calm people down......
R1 admit here. I interviewed early Nov and was not part of the Dec admit wave. After 1.5 month of (gruesome) waiting, I was admitted in the Jan decision date with $$$. A few other R1ers also experienced the same. So there is still lots of hope, and yes you are still considered for fellowship.
Around 70 people were admitted today (check Dean Alex's twitter #uclambawelcome). R1 and R2 should have ~300 admits each based on historical yield.
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Based on the Class of 2014 internship report, 82% of international students did their internship in the US.
And an internship in your home country doesn't necessarily mean its a terrible internship. I know 2 students who did a M/B/B internship in their home countries because they wanted to return home post-MBA. While the salary may be less than if they interned in the US (about ~15% less), you get to save on living costs and also spend some time with your family over the summer.
Whether you are international or not, consulting and finance are the two most competitive fields. I'm pretty sure even for local students, not all of them who planned to do consulting or finance land a job in those fields either. An MBA will help you get closer to landing your "dream job", but it is never a guarantee. This applies not only to Anderson, but everywhere else too.
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mbauclaanderson wrote:
To everyone that was admitted congratulations, but please be careful in considering your decision on which school to attend. I wanted to share this letter that current students received from Dean Olian regarding UCLA Anderson's US News rankings. As a current student, it definitely feels like Anderson is focused on gaming the ranking system, instead of providing a high quality education. I'm sure some of you felt this during your interview/visits. Some professors have been very vocal with their disapproval of this policy.
So they want to boost their rankings by "very modest increases in job placements at graduation and three-months post-graduation. We believe that the changes we have made in admissions, course offerings, career and job search preparation through workshops, counseling and peer coaching will lead to increasingly positive employment outcomes among the MBA student body."
In other words, they want to increase rankings by getting their students more and better jobs. How is this a bad thing?
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luisoc1985 wrote:
mgh234 wrote:
Just had interview. Was a very laid back atmosphere (interviewer was wearing a polo, and looked like he was skyping out of his bedroom, which I found cool). My laptop crashed, and there seemed to be a bit of lag which threw off the flow a bit. But regardless, he was very nice and well spoken, no surprises on the questions:
Walk me through your resume Why MBA Why Anderson How would your co-workers describe you Strengths and weaknesses (asked for a 2nd weakness too) Biggest accomplishment Have I looked at who recruits at UCLA What clubs would I join short/long term goals
About 30 minutes long. He gave honest answers to questions, which I found refreshing. I'm really liking the Cali/UCLA culture. I got rejected from Columbia after interview, so UCLA is my first choice now.
Anybody know when they start releasing decisions?
Hi, already did the interview but need to submit hard copy of my transcripts. Adcom member indicated that they MIGHT start releasing decisions when they receive the documents. Deadline is Jan28th but decisions could come much sooner.
Hope it helps
Thanks, I went through last year's thread:
1) It looks like they released acceptance decisions in bulk the night before UCLA's winter vacation (Dec 18th I believe), for anyone interviewing in November. Anyone who interviewed later, or got waitlisted or denied got decisions in mid January.
2) Some information for people who didn't get an interview invites: for people from California, they released a few round 1 invites up until early January. A few people got not interview invite at all, and then got waitlist offer on January 22nd (with an interview request following), going by their statuses, many of them eventually got in. So don't give up hope yet.
3) UCLA also seems to be slower to respond (invites came later) and more competitive for international applicants (almost all the 750+ GMAT rejects are from India/China).
4) It also seems like a large percentage of people who interview get in, looks like 80-90% based on GMAT CLUB responses (and that was a year their acceptance rate dropped from 28% to 20% too). It may be a biased sample since I'm going by GMATCLUB posts, but if you get an interview, it seems like you should be optimistic about getting in.
Anyways, good luck everyone! If any of my research seems wrong, please correct.
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I remember reading somewhere that fellowships are given to top 30%. Just to give you guys some more hope, the 2016 Anderson Facebook Group (They send out link with your offer of admission), only has 35 people, and about 10 of them are adcoms/current students...so it's safe to say that not that many admits have gone out. R1 should have 300+ acceptances (although some of those will be on waitlist at some point). Granted, not everyone who was accepted joined the facebook group, but still seems like there should be more there. Anyways, I emailed the adcom asking how many decisions were released/if they'll be another release before the 28th, I'll let you guys know if they tell me (edit: got auto reply, they're out of office until Jan 2).
To the accepted students, why is no one posting in the facebook group haha?
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Long timer lurker but first time poster-R2 Applicant- Just got admission email at 12:15am pst! I guess they just started rolling out so check your emails! West Coast interviewed on Jan 27.
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jbug wrote:
gambelda wrote:
christinemmx86 wrote:
Yea I'm sure the application change also has a lot to do with the increase. 1 recommendation and 1 essay is a lot less intimidating and a lot easier to sneak in last minute.
I'm no expert but here's what I'd predict:
-yield will drop slightly (it's easier to tack on as a safety now) -the 1 essay won't allow personality to be a huge factor in the decision process (this is super unfortunate as the culture and legacy/network of its grads aren't where I think they belong) [I was interviewed at the 3 M7 schools I applied to and not at Anderson - really feel like my story had no place in their short application as it was probably what earned me an interview everywhere else]
+ rankings will be bumped up for selectivity - those GMAT's and GPA's will inevitably be going up with more applicants + application volume will be a huge headline for them to flaunt moving into next year's recruitment season
I'm still a fan of Anderson but my interactions as an applicant have brought my liking of them to diminish.
-Perhaps I'm just a disgruntled applicant but I felt the least appreciated here (emails sent to admissions weren't responded to, student interactions were terse, people i was passed along to contact never replied, class visit was dull). Alumni didn't seem interested in figuring out my fit but instead were set on sharing their accomplishments. Sadly I thought this would be a friendlier and more familial experience but in reaching out, the LA girl in me just about crossed this school off her list.
Try visiting Marshall in close proximity to UCLA and see how different the two are. It's uncanny how much more welcoming, friendlier and close knit SC is. Again i'm very torn and much of it has to do with rankings (which I should get over) but UCLA has been disappointing as an applicant. Perhaps if I'm accepted they'll welcome me in a totally different way. But being totally transparent - these are experiences that will leave scars regardless of the traction I may or may not make this month. As schools BEYOND my league have accepted me - I still felt more welcome as a reach applicant there than I have as someone who has gone out of their way to show love for Anderson.
Ha really? I felt the exact opposite. My USC application process was HORRIBLE.
Can you provide details on these horrible experiences? As far as my experiences have been throughout the application process, I submitted my application, experienced one technical difficulty (by the admin office's fault) causing a delay in the review of my application. They apologized for the issue and there's not much else to do about it. I wouldn't call that a horrible experience. Can anybody share their experiences, which have turned them off?
Again I'll stand by this school being my first choice until I actually applied. And in theory and on paper I still think there's plenty of great things to say about Anderson.
However as someone so ready to fall deeper in love as an applicant, I quickly felt like a number on campus. Particularly with admissions. Despite being "networked" with people on adcom to reach out to, I NEVER heard back. (I also called numbers handed to me referencing specifics) - and students were the ones referring me. There was also an adcom member who told me specifically to message them …. again NO RESPONSE.
There are key people on their leadership team who have been quoted saying some pretty strong statements about business, non-profits, and government of which I fundamentally don't agree with. I'm NO EXPERT but it was off-putting hearing a program take an active stance against integrating certain spheres of business I deeply believe in. They're not alone in this and may be smart in taking a strong stance…. but in this regard, I ideologically found Anderson not to be a match for me. It was odd as students shared a very different opinion on the matter when I was early in the application process. Perhaps a recent shift but one that I didn't enjoy learning about.
I think the students at UCLA are definitely quality people and this year's incoming class will no doubt be the same (if not numerically "better") with their uptick in apps. What I think is unfortunate though is their new "easier" app. There's no space to really share your story and 1 rec is a bit redic considering how standard my interview was. In hearing back from a certain school further north and hearing why I was accepted on the phone, literally everything brought up were elements I had NO SPACE to mention on my LA app. Makes me wonder what they're looking for and how they can find it. It was a tough choice withdrawing but having been admitted I'd be stealing a spot from someone who wants it more than me.
Side note : My class visit was also disappointing. Students didn't have the camaraderie I saw at other schools and the prof was dull with the content. And again I WANTED TO LOVE IT SO BADLY. Maybe it was a bad day ?
The school is on a clear mission to improve its ranking (and what's wrong with that!?) but sadly i think it will be at the expense of the personality and soul I now realize means more to me in my school.
I come from a family of Bruins and even went so far as to regret choosing not to attend for undergrad. The school as a whole I still appreciate. Anderson however I found to just not be a match for myself. With the history I have, this wasn't a conclusion I jumped to quickly. It occurred slowly and over time. I visited multiple times, spoke with a lot of students, and networked with some alumni via my Anderson parents. In the end it just felt hollow. It's hard to explain. And FYI I'm a pretty "unconventional" applicant so my metrics could be COMPLETELY off and different so please don't destroy me for my honesty.
I hate posting this in here but wanted to reply to the question asked and just be honest. If you get in and loved your experience. GO BRUINS! There was no shortage of people who shared their love for UCLA (and my parents are still fervent Bruins). However if you're on the fence or get rejected - perhaps something more fitting is on the horizon for you as I learned is the case for me.
Good luck this week guys and hope my withdrawal helps someone out!
Originally posted by christinemmx86 on 27 Mar 2014, 20:54.
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