Applicants must submit separate application materials to each program, following the instructions set forth on each program's website. Admissions decisions for concurrent degree programs are made separately by each academic department, and you must be admitted to both programs to be considered a concurrent degree student. For admission to the MBA program, concurrent degree applicants are evaluated as part of the entire MBA applicant pool. A student already enrolled in one program is not automatically guaranteed admission to the other program.
Please contact Vickie Euyoque, associate director of MBA Admissions, with any questions on concurrent degree programs. Contact information for other UCLA graduate departments is listed below.
“I want to be part of the solution to how we deliver care. Medical school, business school — it’s all integrated to train me toward that path.”
Brandon Scott
M.D./MBA
When to Apply:
- Concurrently to both programs
- During 1st year of MSCS at UCLA
- During 1st year of MBA
When to Apply:
- Concurrently to both programs
- During 1st year of MLAS at UCLA
- During 1st year of MBA
When to Apply:
- Concurrently to both programs
- During 1st or 2nd year of law school at UCLA
- During 1st year of MBA
When to Apply:
- Concurrently to both programs
- During 1st year of MLIS at UCLA
- During 1st year of MBA
When to Apply:
- Concurrently to both programs
- During 1st year of MPH at UCLA
- During 1st year of MBA
When to Apply:
- Concurrently to both programs
- During 1st year of MPP at UCLA
- During 1st year of MBA
When to Apply:
- Concurrently to both programs
- During 1st year of MURP at UCLA
- During 1st year of MBA
Follow the UCLA Anderson Full Time MBA Program:
