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No Tuition Hike for the UCLA Anderson MBA, Yet: MBA News
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Students enrolling on the UCLA Anderson MBA program this coming year will not face raised tuition fees the business school has announced, reports the LA Times.
Though eventually tuition fees for the MBA program at UCLA Anderson School of Management [https://www.topmba.com/blog/ucla-mba-go-private-mba-news] are likely to rise due to the University of California (UC) granting the school permission to take the program from a part-state funded model to one that is completely private, this will not happen for students enrolling in the 2013-14 academic year.
According to the LA Times, officials responsible for the UCLA Anderson MBA had planned to ask UC President Mark Yudof to allow them to raise tuition fees to a total of over US$52,000 for Californian residents. However, the business school has now announced that it's too late to implement the planned raise for the coming year.
Instead, tuition fees for Californian residents, and those residing elsewhere in the US and the rest of the world will remain as they currently are. The school states it expects Californian residents fees to be US$46,085, while for all other applicants the fees are expected to stand at US$52,372.
Mansoor is a contributor to and former editor of TopMBA.com. He is a higher and business education specialist, who has been published in media outlets around the world. He studied English literature at BA and MA level and has a background in consumer journalism.