UCLA Anderson School of Management — Local services in Los Angeles

Dylan Stafford of UCLA Anderson has engaged in retaliation against me. I was probably one of the most qualified candidates to apply, finishing dual masters in science, multiple certifications. I made an ADA complaint. UCLA Anderson, in violation of both state and federal law, did not provide subtitles at a mixer in October 2023. They have now done this a second time in October 2024. UCLA Anderson collects diversity information on all applicants, but refused to do with the disabled. When I correctly stated that the disabled are just as marginalized and just as legally protected, Dylan basically said "whatever, agree to disagree." Imagine someone in charge of admissions giving such an idiotic, inarticulate response.

The law is clear. The disabled are not only a protected class, accommodating us is required. UCLA Anderson thinks it's above the law. It is isn't. If you are another victim of UCLA Anderson, I strongly encourage you to file formal complaints with the California Civil Rights Department (CRD), the Department of Education (DOE), and the Department of Justice (DOJ). Nobody is above the law. But Dylan and UCLA Anderson...

Terrible school with unethical practices that doesn’t protect students from frivolous lawsuits.

My MBA team got pulled into a lawsuit due to project we worked on during the school time with Ross Felix and school refused to provide protection for students.

Ross shamelessly shared our school project presentation with his attorneys and they pulled in students that had nothing to do with...

I graduated from the UCLA Anderson School of Management in 1980. My memory of the school is that it was, in some ways, similar to that of junior and senior year of high school. Everyone knew each other, it was a 2-year stint, and it was a fun social experience. It was a place with a lot of friendly and smart people, and the knowledge acquired there has had a significant positive...