UCLA Anderson

WHY MBA @ UCLA Anderson

Giving you an inside look into what business school is really like. Stories from current students and successful grads combined into a behind the scenes look at the UCLA Anderson MBA experience. Hosted by 2017 grad Alex Grodnik.

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UCLA Anderson

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www.anderson.ucla.edu

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23. Feb 2026

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The Business School Experience - UCLA Anderson 05.02.2020

On episode 1, learn about why people come to business school – the actual reasons that drive people to make the investment. Also, what it's like once you're here. The paths you can take and an exercise to discover your authentic-self.

Chasing your dream job - UCLA Anderson 08.01.2020

with Rosie O'Neill Co-founder of Sugarfina Getting your dream job is at the core of the business school experience. In this episode we explore what it's actually like once you achieve your dream and the risks that you have to accept along the path.

MBAs and startups - UCLA Anderson 02.12.2019

The entrepreneurial journey with John Tabis Co-founder & CEO of The Bouqs Is an MBA helpful in starting a business or going to work for a startup? Hear from the co-founder of the disruptive flower company The Bouqs on what disruption really means. Also, the tactics a current student uses to get an internship and a job.

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