I am filling out the supplemental and may want to put I am interested in the DDS/MBA program. However, when I search their website I can only find the DDS/PhD program, BUT when I type in DDS/MBA specifically on google it takes me to a section of their site where they do say they offer one. I am just confused on why I cannot find it starting at the home page of their school of dentistry website. Thoughts?
Does UCLA have a DDS/MBA Program?
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Yes they do have a DDS/MBA, same with UPenn. AND YOU ALREADY GOT A SECONDARY FROM UCLA?!?
My educated guess is that you don't apply for a DDS/MBA program but you enroll into their business school once you're done with either D1 or D2.
My educated guess is that you don't apply for a DDS/MBA program but you enroll into their business school once you're done with either D1 or D2.
Yeah that makes sense. And yes I did a few days ago!
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You apply separately and take the MBA classes separately so there's no overlap really. Almost like being in two schools at once because, well, you are.
https://www.dentistry.ucla.edu/learning/ddsmba-program
links you to
http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/degrees/fully-employed-mba
Unless you have employment related to dentistry before starting school, the FEMBA that Anderson offers is pretty much useless and I imagine it'd be hard to gain acceptance if you fit the typical profile of a fresh out of undergrad dental student.
https://www.dentistry.ucla.edu/learning/ddsmba-program
links you to
http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/degrees/fully-employed-mba
Unless you have employment related to dentistry before starting school, the FEMBA that Anderson offers is pretty much useless and I imagine it'd be hard to gain acceptance if you fit the typical profile of a fresh out of undergrad dental student.
