Anderson Graduate School of Management

anderson graduate school of management

	HIGHLIGHTS
	Enrollment 3-quarter average
	graduate students enrollment	689
	# of full time employees	344
	'97-'98 salary expenditures	$ 22,370,310

From its inception in 1935 as a small business college, The Anderson Graduate School of Management has evolved into one of the nation’s top 10 management programs and is recognized worldwide for its specialized offerings in executive education, financial management and entrepreneurial studies, as well as for its technological advances. The Anderson School was rated #1 by Anderson students in the latest Business Week ranking of top business schools.
      The Anderson School, which recently moved into a new, seven-building, $82-million complex, today boasts a top-ranked student body; entering students had one of the highest average GPA and GMAT scores in the nation. Anderson’s nine academic departments offer a wide range of specialties including accounting, finance, decision sciences, marketing, and strategy organization.
      Among the school’s 15 research centers is the UCLA-Anderson Business Forecasting Project, perhaps the most cited scholarly indicator of economic trends in California and the nation. The school’s efforts to pioneer new areas of study have benefited from the support of private business partners, including Hewlett-Packard and Intel Corp.
     The Anderson School is also involved in giving back to the Los Angeles community as an active participant in such programs as Head Start and Leadership Education and Development (LEAD). In addition, MBA students working through the Riordan Programs have helped inner-city high school students prepare themselves for business studies in higher education. Finally, in 1998, Anderson students raised more than $100,000 for the Special Olympics through the MBA Challenge for Charity.

1997-‘98 MILESTONES INCLUDE:
The Anderson School received two $500,000 gifts this year, the first from new Board member Stewart Resnick. Board member and UC Regent Gerald Parsky’s gift will benefit the Harold Price Center for Entrepreneurial Studies..
Additional support for The Anderson School came in the form of $250,000 and $100,000 gifts from Board members Kip Hagopian and Tom Epley, respectively.
Over 31,000 Anderson alumni gave to the school’s Annual Fund this year, raising the participation rate to 25%, a 6% jump over the previous year.

SOURCES

USES

TOTALS

	Instruction	Research	Academic Support	1997-'98	1996-'97
State General Funds & Special Appropriations	$ 13,326,654	$ 113,562	$ 698,720	$ 14,138,936	$ 12,943,478
State Government Contracts & Grants	127,500	6,903	-	134,403	85,172
Federal Government	337,532	35,997	-	373,529	364,382
Private Gifts, Grants & Contracts	1,921,880	1,104,349	57,991	3,084,220	1,832,824
Endowments	11,765	330,419	22,359	364,543	243,732
Sales & Services	15,353,565	1,909,310	122,649	17,385,524	19,776,421
Tuition & Fees	2,827,238	-	19,543	2,846,781	3,125,380
Reserves	2,000	(800)	-	1,200	(8,532)
Other Sources	2,196	1,199	-	3,395	20,552
TOTAL EXPENDITURES	$ 33,910,330	$ 3,500,939	$ 921,262	$ 38,332,531	$ 38,383,409


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