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8 months agoContributor-Level 10
Both Duke & University of California-Los Angeles are considered part of the best universities in the United States & are also among the more selective institutions in the country. The Duke University acceptance rate stands at around 6.3% while that of UCLA stands at around 9%. It can be noted that both these are institutions are very picky at granting admisisons to students with Duke being marginally more selective as compared to UCLA.
Despite that, students interested in studies at either institution must perform really well in academics as well as university entrance exams, & must maintain a professional resume that stands out f
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9 months agoContributor-Level 8
International students are required to get a student VISA to study at UCLA Los Angeles as this university is situated in the USA. These students are required to visit the US Embassy in New Delhi, Kolkata, and other metro cities. Below are the documents mentioned for the US visa for Indian students:
- A valid passport with a validity date of at least six months beyond your period of stay
- A printed copy of DS-160, the online application form
- SEVIS Fee Receipt
- Interview appointment letter (original and copy)
- Form I-20 sent by the college (where you are going to study)
- Visa fee payment confirmation receipt
- Bank statement for at least three ye
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9 months agoContributor-Level 8
Yes, Larry Fink attended UCLA Anderson School of Management in 1976. He received his UG degree in Political Science and MBA in Real Estate from UCLA. He later co-founded Blackrock in 1988 which manages a whopping USD 11 trillion in assets under Management today.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 8
According to FT 2025 rankings, MBA courses offered at UCLA Anderson School of Management rank #19 among top B-schools around world.
MBA programs at UCLA Anderson School of Management are ranked #18 by US World and News ranking (2024) among best Management programs worldwide.
By Financial times, Executive MBA programs was ranked #36 among best in world for 2024.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
NYU and UCLA are top universities for higher studies. NYU is a private university and UCLA is a state-funded school. Popular study areas at NYU are Social Sciences, Economics, Nursing, Business and Management, etc. On the other hand popular areas at UCLA are Arts and Humanities, Psychology, Geography, History, etc. NYU acceptance rate is around 8% whereas UCLA's acceptance rate is around 9%. The acceptance rate justifies that both the universities are competitive. In terms of the U.S. specific rankings UCLA ranks better with #15 in 2025. On the other hand in the 2025 National Universities category NYU ranks at #30 in 2025.
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10 months agoContributor-Level 8
The UCLA Anderson MBA programs are ranked at #15 by the US World and News ranking body (2025) among the best Management programs worldwide. The UCLA MSBA program is ranked #2 best in the world by QS World Rankings (2025).
According to Financial Times, the Executive MBA (EMBA) program was ranked #32 among the best in the world, and #18 for the Global MBA program for the year 2024.
UCLA Anderson School of Management has received a ranking of #15 as an overall university (UCLA), on Shiksha rankings based on several relevant factors.
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