UCLA Anderson Ranks As SoCal’s Top Real Estate Grad Program

The UCLA Anderson College of Management is Southern California’s best genuine estate MBA system, according to new rankings from U.S. Information and Globe Report.

The business enterprise university on the Westwood campus took the seventh spot in a genuine estate-distinct subset of the media company’s once-a-year university rankings. The subset looked exclusively at true estate MBA courses between the 134 organization universities throughout the country ranked by U.S. Information, which U.S. News evaluated dependent on system top quality, graduates’ employment and earnings and scholar selectivity.

Stuart Gabriel, director of the UCLA Ziman Center for Serious Estate stated he was “immensely happy of the upward trajectory” of the program, which contains extra than two dozen study course choices in the MBA curriculum.

The heart is named for Richard S. Ziman, cofounder and chair of Los Angeles-based Rexford Industrial Realty.

U.S Information ranked 19 true estate MBA plans, awarding the Wharton University at the College of Pennsylvania its top spot. The Stern School of Enterprise at NYU took next, and the method as UC Berkeley’s Haas Faculty of Company ranked third.

USC’s Marshall Faculty of Organization was ranked 19th.

A variety of other Southern California schools–including UC Irvine, Chapman College in Orange, and Pepperdine University in Malibu, between others–have actual estate graduate applications but ended up not included in the U.S. News’ rankings. Several supply masters of science degrees, or MSREs, which had been not thought of for rating.

U.S. Information also ranked 13 undergraduate authentic estate systems: The College of Pennsylvania once more took that top rated location, adopted by the University of Wisconsin and UC Berkeley. USC’s program ranked seventh, and the College of San Diego’s software ranked 11th.

U.S. News calculated that UCLA Anderson’s MBA method value virtually $68,000 for every 12 months in tuition and charges and had a comprehensive time enrollment of 719. USC’s Marshall College cost approximately $63,000 for each calendar year and experienced a entire time enrollment of 439.