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How good is UCLA Anderson
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All I was accepted into UCLA Anderson with a sizable scholarship (pretty much my first year is paid). However, during the application process I was waitlisted at Harvard, Wharton and Kellogg but ended up not getting into any. I feel I was so close to getting into a top 5 school that I am wondering if I should wait again next year and re-apply or should I attend Anderson? What is everyone's thoughts on how prestigious Anderson is? I don't get the feeling that it is considered a top school.
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Re: How good is UCLA Anderson
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10 May 2013, 18:33
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Anderson is a very solid, mostly regional top-15 program. Honestly, whether it would be worth it or not depends on what you want to do. If you're dead set on entertainment or living in SoCal, then Anderson is a great option. If, however, you feel you can do "better" and crack the top-10 nut, it may make sense to decline your offer and try again.
Re: How good is UCLA Anderson
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10 May 2013, 21:10
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mtw27 wrote:
All I was accepted into UCLA Anderson with a sizable scholarship (pretty much my first year is paid). However, during the application process I was waitlisted at Harvard, Wharton and Kellogg but ended up not getting into any. I feel I was so close to getting into a top 5 school that I am wondering if I should wait again next year and re-apply or should I attend Anderson? What is everyone's thoughts on how prestigious Anderson is? I don't get the feeling that it is considered a top school.
need more info. what would u do this year if not bschool. what r ur goals post mba and current work experience. why did u apply to ucla in the first place (ie plans to live in california, etc.)
