Judy Olian

UCLA Anderson School of Management

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Dean of the UCLA Anderson School of Management and author of the plan to refuse state funds for their MBA program

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UCLA's Anderson School of Management offers a full-time MBA program to 720 students each year.

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UCLA's Anderson School of Management offers a full-time MBA program to 720 students each year.

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