UCLA Anderson
Below are MBA admissions interview questions and experiences submitted by UCLA Anderson MBA applicants. If you interviewed at Anderson, we encourage you to submit a report detailing your experience!Interview Questions & Reports
UCLA Anderson Interview Questions & Report: Round 2 / Current Student / Zoom
I had a Zoom interview with a current student. The interviewer had a list of questions to go through and did not introduce themselves at all. My interview wasn’t very conversational, but the interviewer became friendlier towards the end after they had gone through their list of questions. So be... Read more »
UCLA Anderson Interview Questions & Report: Round 2 / Second-Year Student / Zoom
It was really conversational and easy to get through. We did 30 minutes of Q&A then ran out of time so I could only ask 2 questions. 1) Walk me through your resume. 2) Why business school? 3) Why now? 4) What’s your plan B? 5) What industry within consulting... Read more »
UCLA Anderson Interview Questions & Report: Round 2 / Second-Year Student / Zoom
30 minute Zoom with a second-year student. General hellos at the beginning but then right into it (questions below). A bit tricky to gauge how I was doing because the interviewer was taking notes and therefore looking down while I spoke. –> If anyone knows more about how the second-years... Read more »
UCLA Anderson Interview Questions & Report: Round 2 / Second-Year Student / Zoom
Introduced himself – tell me about yourself – tell me about your interests – why mba – why Anderson – what clubs would you join and for what position? – what’s your plan b if your first job doesn’t work out – tell me about a time you had to... Read more »
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GPA: 3.79. Texas.
India.
GPA: 3.98. GMAT: 660. NYC.
GPA: 3.6. GMAT: 730. New York.
GMAT: 750.
India.
GMAT: 760. Chinese citizen living in the US.
GPA: 3.7. GMAT: 720. NYC.
GMAT: 750. Asia.
MBA DecisionWire
Admitted: U. Chicago Booth, Duke / Fuqua, UCLA Anderson, USC / Marshall
GMAT: 750 GPA: 3.5
Post-MBA Career: Consulting
Admitted: Northwestern / Kellogg, NYU Stern, UCLA Anderson
GMAT: 700 GPA: 3.6
Post-MBA Career: Consumer Goods
Admitted: NYU Stern, UCLA Anderson, USC / Marshall, UT Austin / McCombs
GMAT: 730 GPA: 3.4
Post-MBA Career: Investment Banking
