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Yes. you will need to go through their UCLA Anderson School of Management. You can find out more at http://www.masterstudies.com/MBA-MSc-Masters-Degree/USA/UCLA-Anderson-School-of-Management/masterprograms/
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There have been several librarians to complete his or her MLIS degree at UCLA. One of the people to finish was Elizabeth Grossman.
Kareem Abdul Jabbar graduated from UCLA with a degree in history.
If you have an architecture degree and planning to make a living out of it, you can apply jobs to architecture firms and construction firms. Or if you have enough money, you can build your own architecture firm.
This is a Bachelor of Architecture degree
if you are talking about accreditation for the school of architecture. They don't have one. : (. go to the Nation accreditation Board, google it and look up other colleges that are accredited and what it means.
How much for the whole year to go to UCLA?
she got a history degree
A degree is a proof of qualification. Architects designs buildings. And to proof that one is an expert in a course like architecture, a degree is needed.
The B-Arch is an undergraduate degree in architecture that can last up to five years. The B-Tech is a Bachelor of Technology and is a four year undergraduate degree.