UCLA Wins Right to Take MBA Program Private
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In a surprise move, University of California President Mark Yudof has approved a controversial proposal by UCLA’s Anderson School of Management to forgo state funding for its full-time MBA program and become self-supporting.
Yudof’s approval comes nine months after a UC Academic Senate panel suspended its review of the UCLA plan, saying the program failed to meet any of the four criteria required for a program to become self-supporting at UC.