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Learn what truly sets the UC Riverside MBA apart and how it helps in your professional growth
UCLA (Anderson) is the highest ranked school in the second largest metropolitan economic area of the United States. It is located in the western portion of Los Angeles, just a few miles from the Pacific Ocean.
In terms of placement at major firms it is generally the second strongest school on the West Coast after Stanford. However, in some years the school has exhibited rather weak employment statistics relative to other Elite schools. Nonetheless, this has not always been the case. For instance, c. 1988 UCLA had the highest employment rate at graduation of all of the the elites. UCLA also had the highest employment rate at graduation (i.e. percent of class with offers) for the elites c. 1992.
Strengths of UCLA Anderson include Marketing, Finance, and e-ship.
In terms of placement at major firms it is generally the second strongest school on the West Coast after Stanford. However, in some years the school has exhibited rather weak employment statistics relative to other Elite schools. Nonetheless, this has not always been the case. For instance, c. 1988 UCLA had the highest employment rate at graduation of all of the the elites. UCLA also had the highest employment rate at graduation (i.e. percent of class with offers) for the elites c. 1992.
Strengths of UCLA Anderson include Marketing, Finance, and e-ship.
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In one year, between UCLA and Michigan UCLA had more placements at LB and MS. Michigan had more placements at McKinsey and ATK.
Relative to Dartmouth, UCLA had more placements at LB and MS but fewer at GS.
Relative to Cornell, UCLA had more placements at GS for two years, tied one year, and had fewer placements one year.
Relative to Dartmouth, UCLA had more placements at LB and MS but fewer at GS.
Relative to Cornell, UCLA had more placements at GS for two years, tied one year, and had fewer placements one year.
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FT 2005 ranks UCLA #26 worldwide - just above Rochester and Emory and just below Oxford and Cornell.
EIU 2004 places UCLA #18 worldwide- just above Berkeley and just below Cornell.
UCLA's best showing on BW was #9, its worst showing has been #16. In the nine rankings to date, UCLA has outranked UCB eight times. UCLA has also outranked Yale in all five of the most recent rankings.
EIU 2004 places UCLA #18 worldwide- just above Berkeley and just below Cornell.
UCLA's best showing on BW was #9, its worst showing has been #16. In the nine rankings to date, UCLA has outranked UCB eight times. UCLA has also outranked Yale in all five of the most recent rankings.
