THE RADY FULL-TIME MBA PROGRAM U N I V E R S I T Y O F C A L I F O R N I A , S A N D I E G O

Transforming Innovation into

Revolutionary Change
Robert S. Sullivan, Ph.D., was
Message from the Dean
appointed founding dean on
January 1, 2003. Dr. Sullivan We at The Rady School at the University of California San Diego have a mission – to develop
is an internationally acclaimed
leaders who can impact the next generation of business in the innovation-driven sectors of
expert in entrepreneurship,
operations, and knowledge the economy.
management. Prior to his arrival
at The Rady School, he served As a newly founded school, we have come into existence at a moment when tradition
as Dean of the Kenan-Flagler
matters less than market forces; when structures and boundaries are being broken down
Business School at the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, by the power of technology and of globalization; when business schools, like many other
and as Dean of the Graduate
institutions, are increasingly held accountable for the impact they have and the value they
School of Industrial Administration
at Carnegie Mellon University. provide. For us, this means creating a new model for graduate business education. Our

model focuses on a clearly perceived need for innovative, highly skilled leadership in

science- and technology-driven organizations. And we are building an educational

experience that is integrated and collaborative, that educates managers and leaders

who are bilingual in business and science and who are ready to have an impact in their

organizations and the world.

We aim to be different – and extraordinary. Where will you see those differences? In our

integration with the UC San Diego campus, in the focus on innovation in our MBA

curriculum, in the resounding vote of confidence we have received from the business

community, in the reputations of our founding faculty, in the intellectual capabilities and

creativity of our students. We are passionate about our mission, and we are looking for

students who share our passion and who are excited about joining us in the creation of

a great institution. If our focus and our mission inspire you, we hope you will explore our

program, learn more about The Rady School, and consider joining us in our new venture.

Robert S. Sullivan, Ph.D.

Dean

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THE RADY SCHOOL DEVELOPS INNOVATORS INTO
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS. WE ARE
EDUCATING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERSHIP
FOR INNOVATION-DRIVEN ORGANIZATIONS, FOCUSED
IN THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SECTORS.

"It is very exciting to be a part

of this management school from
its initial planning efforts and
to help make this promising
venture a reality for UC San Diego
and the region. We felt it was
important to become involved
and to provide financial support
because we are eager to see the
School start training future The Rady MBA 2
business leaders. These
MBA Core Curriculum 4
students will go on to make a
profound impact on the world, MBA Tracks and Electives 6
and it's an honor to play a role UC San Diego 8
in their educational
development." Leadership Development 10
Ernest Rady The Rady Business Community 11

MBA Career Connections 12

Student Life 13

Admissions 14

Financial Aid 15

For More Information 16

 As a Rady MBA you will join a community with a mission. Our
focus is developing accomplished, ethical, visionary leaders with
a desire to drive innovation and a passion for the ways science
and technology are transforming business and the world –
and that focus shapes our programs, our research, and our
collaborations with others on the UC San Diego campus and
in the business community.

Innovative. Our MBA program capitalizes on the realities for organizations driven by
extraordinary strengths of our campus science, technology, and innovation.
and of our regional business community
The Rady MBA is an integrated
in innovation and entrepreneurship,
education, built on a spirit of
particularly in science and technology.
collaboration and mutual contribution.
Rady MBAs receive a thorough
Our programs promote integration and
grounding in the fundamentals of
collaboration across disciplines and
business and management in a global
across the University, and with the
environment – and build on this with a
business community.
curriculum focused on the implications
of management principles and business

About The Rady School

UC San Diego's School of Management was established in

2001 and was named The Rady School in January, 2004. It
began delivering non-credit executive education in Fall 2003,
launched its FlexMBA program for working professionals in Fall
2004, and will admit its first Full-Time MBAs for Fall 2005. The
Rady School is pioneering the education of tomorrow's
business leaders through an innovative curriculum led by an
internationally recognized faculty.

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Revolutionary.
The Rady School is rooted on a campus internationally celebrated for its success in scientific discovery and technological innovation.
Over the course of its short 40-year history, UC San Diego has established itself as a place where the extraordinary is tried and
where the willingness to fail continually results in big wins and breakthrough advances. The San Diego region is home to over 400
life sciences companies and 500 technology companies, as well as leading global research institutions such as the Salk, Scripps,
and Burnham Institutes. The vitality of the science- and technology-focused business community and the intellectual power of the
UC San Diego campus energize the School and our MBA program.

Rady MBAs are: Sound like you?

■ Intelligent risk-takers determined to The Rady School may be the place for
make an impact. you to gain the knowledge and skills you
■ Smart, self-directed, highly motivated, need to launch the next stage of your
team-spirited, innovative. career, and build a network of
colleagues and friends.
■ Passionately interested in technology
and science and the ways they
transform not only our lives, but our
world.
■ Active, engaged learners, partners in
creating their education.

Transform
yourself.

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 “I was excited by the opportunity to come to a great university and help build an
innovative program that could reshape the future of business education. For me, it was
the professional chance of a lifetime.”
David A. Schkade holds the Jerome Katzin Endowed Chair at The Rady School at UC San Diego. He
has published on a variety of topics in research on human judgment and decision making. For full
faculty bios, go to: rady.ucsd.edu/faculty.shtml

THE RADY MBA ENABLES PROMISING MEN AND WOMEN

TO ENHANCE THEIR CAPACITY FOR LEADERSHIP IN THE
INNOVATIVE, FAST-CHANGING WORLD OF TECHNOLOGY.
The Rady MBA is designed to maximize your ability to work Build the educational experience that will
across the boundaries of innovation-driven companies – to be propel your career
fluent in business and fluent in science and technology. The
The Rady MBA gives you the flexibility and the responsibility
program creates a unique educational environment and a
to create the education you need. The Rady MBA combines a
unique learning experience: collaborative and challenging,
solid core curriculum, tracks focusing on cutting-edge industry
analytically grounded and results-driven, risk-taking and
sectors, integrative courses and experiences designed to
intellectually rigorous. As a Rady MBA, you will gain:
enhance your learning and demonstrate your value, a strong
■ In-depth knowledge of business fundamentals and their elective curriculum, and a commitment to leadership and
application to real-world situations professional skills development. You will make the key
■ Analytical skills for evaluating information and making decisions that drive the value of your education: how will you
rigorous decisions – the ability to assess risk in uncertain focus your education? What educational opportunities elsewhere
environments and to transform data into strategic knowledge on the UC San Diego campus complement your Rady MBA?
How will your major project deepen your learning and position
■ Creativity and resourcefulness in tackling business problems
you for your career? In consultation with faculty and academic
■ A clear understanding of organizations and of the skills
and career advisors, you will build the MBA experience that
essential to collaborating with and managing people
advances your development as a business leader.
effectively
■ An integrated understanding of the complex global,
technological, and governmental environments in which
organizations operate
■ Advanced abilities to assess the implications of cutting-edge
scientific and technological developments and to move ideas
to the marketplace
■ Effectiveness in communication, collaboration and
teamwork, and leadership
■ A commitment to ethical behavior and to integrity in
business practice

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Lay the foundation for your education Core courses include:
Your Rady MBA experience begins in PreTerm, an intensive ■ Accounting
few days designed to orient you to Rady and UC San Diego, ■ Finance
introduce you to your MBA colleagues and faculty, and prepare
■ Leadership Skills, Values & Team Management
you for the plunge into Fall quarter coursework. One of your
in Technology-Driven Firms
core courses, Leadership Skills, Values & Team Management,
begins during PreTerm, providing the foundation for your study ■ Managerial Economics
group and focusing attention on the critical importance of ■ Marketing
leadership. ■ Operations Management
The Rady MBA core is the foundation of your education. We’ve ■ Organizational Strategy & Human Resource Management
chosen a deeper, more extensive core curriculum than you will ■ Quantitative Analysis
find in many programs. The foundation is critical: a rigorous, ■ Strategy
comprehensive core prepares you for the business challenges
■ From Lab to Market: Strategy, Accounting & Organization
you will face. In The Rady core, you will see:
for Technology Firms
■ An emphasis on innovation-driven organizations, evident
in topics, in examples and cases, and in class projects
and discussions.
■ Specific courses emphasizing the challenges business
professionals face in the technology and science sectors.
Leadership Skills, Values & Team Management in
Technology-Driven Firms and From Lab to Market look
directly at the distinctive environments and situations you
will confront.
■ A “mini-capstone,” From Lab to Market, at the conclusion of
the first-year, providing an integrated view of the business
issues surrounding new discoveries and innovative
technologies.

The Rady MBA: Sample Program

PreTerm
Math Review (optional)
Orientation
Leadership Skills, Values
and Team Management in
Technology-Driven Firms
(opening session)
Year 1, Fall Quarter
Quantitative Analysis
Managerial Economics
Accounting
Leadership Skills, Values
& Team Management
(remaining sessions)
Professional Seminar
Year 1, Winter Quarter
Marketing
Finance
Organizational Strategy
& Human Resource
Management
Operations Management
Professional Seminar
Year 1, Spring Quarter
Strategy
From Lab to Market: Strategy,
Accounting & Organization
for Technology Firms
Elective
Professional Seminar

Summer Year 2, Fall Quarter Year 2, Winter Quarter Year 2, Spring Quarter
MBA Internship Technology Workshop I Technology Workshop II Competitive Global Strategy
Human Resource Elective (project-based) Elective
Elective Regulation & Law in Elective (or extension of
Elective Technology Markets project)
Professional Seminar Marketing Elective Enterprise Innovation
Elective Professional Seminar
Professional Seminar

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MBA Tracks
Our program offers tracks to enable you to deepen your knowledge of specific industry sectors, but Rady MBA Tracks are flexible –
a roadmap or suggestion, not a requirement – maximizing your ability to create the educational program that best meets your needs.
Depending on your goals, choosing courses elsewhere at UC San Diego might be an important way to deepen your expertise in a
specific area of science or technology or to create a broad understanding of trends. Your academic and faculty advisors will work
with you as you develop your plan.

MBA Tracks build on the core and link
you with the innovative worlds of science-
and technology-driven business. These
tracks derive directly from San Diego’s
regional business strengths and reflect
areas of business growth and innovation
here – and around the world. They are
part of our commitment to collaboration
and partnership with a vibrant and active
business community and with centers of
excellence across the UC San Diego
campus.
Each track focuses on a sector of
science and technology:
■ Communications and Information
Technology
■ Life and Health Sciences
Tracks ensure that The Rady School’s
focus on innovation, discovery, and
science and technology is expressed in
the classroom. Each track involves a
variety of components: track-specific
modules, track-based study groups for
projects or assignments, track-specific
electives.
The two-quarter Technology Workshop
sequence focuses on new developments
and their potential to create competitive
advantage. Technology Workshop II is
project-based, enabling you to take on a
project of significant scope. Rady MBAs
use this opportunity to work individually
or with classmates on projects of critical
importance for businesses regionally and
nationally, to develop an entrepreneurial
interest, or to explore the potential of a
new area of discovery. The project-based
format allows you to focus on your
interests and your career goals. And, if
you choose, you may extend your project
beyond a single quarter.
The MBA Tracks ensure that your
education emphasizes material directly
relevant to your career goals and your
educational needs, and that your MBA
experience gives you solid working
relationships with classmates interested
in the same industries, technologies, and
issues. The result? Your learning – and
your network – are enhanced.

Innovati
“I am energized by the business leaders who believe our focus and our
mission are critically important. We are shaping a program for the best and
brightest students, developing them as leaders for the kinds of innovation-
driven organizations that are passionately interested in The Rady School.”
Julie Sullivan joined UC San Diego in July 2003 as a full professor in The Rady School
with a joint appointment in the School of International Relations and Pacific Studies.
Professor Sullivan is an internationally known scholar and educator in accounting and
taxation. Her research focuses on global accounting and tax planning issues. For full
faculty bios, go to: rady.ucsd.edu/faculty.shtml

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Focus and Refine
Rady MBA electives give you the ability to fine-tune your program to meet your
educational goals. We focus on the knowledge and skills critical for leaders in
innovation-driven organizations. The elective curriculum includes courses designed to
support The Rady MBA Tracks in Communications and Information Technology and in
Life and Health Sciences, as well as other courses particularly important to those
working in technology- or innovation-driven environments.

Electives include topics like: “What attracted me most to

■ Management Accounting and Control
■ Managing People in Teams
■ Technology, Ethics, and Society
■ Decision Analysis
■ Mergers and Acquisitions
■ Managerial Communications
■ Risk Management
■ New Product Development and
Management
■ Negotiation
■ Corporate Finance
■ High-Tech Marketing Management
■ Forecasting
■ Database Management
■ Human Resources Management
■ Investments
■ Marketing Research
You may also engage in independent
study with our distinguished faculty or
explore courses in other UC San Diego
graduate programs that support your
educational and career plans.
The Rady School was the
unparalleled opportunity to
create a dynamic research
environment and world-class
faculty focusing on developing
state-of-the-art research
methods and techniques.”
Allan Timmermann holds joint
appointments in The Rady School
and in the Economics Department
at UC San Diego.
He focuses on financial
economics and applied
econometrics, using a mix of
theory, data, and sophisticated
econometric techniques to
understand the behavior of
financial markets.
For full faculty bios, go to:
rady.ucsd.edu/faculty.shtml

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Innovation is UC San Diego’s tradition
UC San Diego is a powerful magnet for those seeking a fresh, next-generation approach to education and research, and Rady MBAs
experience an integrated education based on collaborations across departmental boundaries, without an inhibiting, "siloed"
environment. Since its founding four decades ago, UC San Diego – one of the ten campuses in the world-renowned University of
California system – has rapidly achieved the status of one of the top institutions in the nation for higher education and research. Our
interdisciplinary ethos and tradition of innovation and risk-taking underlie our research strength and our ability to recruit top scholars
and students.

Ten UC San Diego faculty have been awarded the Nobel Prize, with five of them currently on the UC San Diego faculty team. The
University ranks 6th in the nation in the number of faculty elected to the National Academy of Sciences. The National Research
Council, the most respected guide to academic excellence, ranks UC San Diego 10th in the nation in the quality of its faculty and
graduate programs.

Technology in Support of Education

UC San Diego’s tradition of innovation includes experimentation and creativity
in the use of technology to support and expand learning. The Rady School’s
learning management system, RADAR, will steer you through your MBA,
providing supporting materials and tools for all your coursework, an
environment for virtual teamwork, and a portal for interaction with classmates
and faculty. Submit an assignment, get help from a Teaching Assistant, work
on a project with your study group, chat with fellow club members about an
up-coming event; RADAR and the Rady laptop program ensure that you have
the resources you need at your fingertips.

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Collaborate and Learn Across the University
The Rady School provides an
atmosphere of strong integration and a
spirit of mutual contribution with globally
ranked UC San Diego programs in a
wide range of areas of study. Rady
MBAs may take classes in other
graduate programs on campus and will
interact with other graduate students for
projects, to build vibrant professional
networks that span disciplines – and to
have fun and make new friends.
Rady MBAs will also learn about cutting- Cal-(IT)2 to the University’s Technology
edge research occurring here on the UC Transfer group to the Von Leibig Center
San Diego campus – what is happening for Enterpreneurism and Technology
in the worlds of science and technology Advancement at the Jacobs School of
that will impact business, and what Engineering.
discoveries might drive new products,
new services, new models for business.
And you will get to know campus
resources and programs that impact
innovation-driven companies. You will
gain exposure to everything from
UC San Diego
■ Over 23,000 students, including 4,000
graduate students
■ Located on 1,200 acres of coastal woodland
along the Pacific Ocean
■ Ranks 6th in the nation in National
Academy of Sciences membership
■ Ranked by U.S. News and World Report as
the 8th best public university in the nation
■ Includes renowned schools and centers like:
San Diego Supercomputer Center; Scripps
Institution of Oceanography; California
Institute for Information Technology and
Telecommunications Cal-(IT)2; School of
Medicine; Center for Research in Computing
and the Arts; Jacobs School of Engineering;
Institute of the Americas
■ Ranked by the National Science Foundation
as 5th in the nation in federal R&D
expenditures
■ Faculty and alumni have spun-off close to
200 local companies, including over a third
of the region’s biotech companies
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Develop as a Leader
The Rady School is focused on developing
leaders, and our program reflects this.

The Professional Seminar series, offered each

quarter as part of the MBA curriculum, includes
a range of programs important for your
advancement in professional and leadership
skills. Included will be industry or campus
experts and technology up-dates, as well as
advanced training in business communications,
career management and personal effectiveness.
The Seminar series is developed with student
input and ensures that you gain skills and
knowledge you need for success.

The Rady Mentor Program provides the

opportunity to learn from senior executives,
gathering information, getting advice, gaining
perspective. Small groups of students request
mentors from a pool of seasoned executives.
Mentors come from large companies and small,
established and emerging, and represent a
range of industries and a range of business
functions. The Mentor Program is targeted to
first-year Rady MBAs and serves as a catalyst
for your professional development.

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Connect and Collaborate with the Business Community
Rady MBAs have unique opportunities to interact with the San Diego business community – and to build networks in innovation-
driven organizations across California, throughout the West, and beyond. How will you make the connections important for your future?
■ Attend a session with one of the
many executive speakers who visit
The Rady School – you’ll see
executives providing their business
perspective in classes in all
disciplines as well as in the
Professional Seminar series,
participating in events organized by
student groups, and speaking to
Rady students, faculty and business
community supporters at major
events sponsored by the School.
■ Choose a project in the industry
sector of most interest to you. Both
in the Technology Workshop and in
various other courses, you’ll identify
organizations and projects that propel
your education and your career
forward.
■ Take part in The Rady Mentor
Program, which matches students to
senior executives in a wide range of
businesses.
■ Take on a project offered through
the Beyster Institute, working with
a company locally, nationally, or
internationally.
■ Meet and work with Rady FlexMBAs.
FlexMBAs at Rady are working
professionals who represent a range
of companies in biotech,
pharmaceuticals and medical
devices, wireless, information
technology, electronic equipment,
entertainment, health care,
consulting… and more. You’ll have a
variety of opportunities to meet them
informally and to work with them on
programs and projects.
The Rady School’s Beyster Institute is dedicated to
understanding, supporting and promoting the roles
of entrepreneurship and employee ownership in
growing companies and in society. The Beyster
Institute works nationally and internationally,
in both the public and private sectors, to build high-performing enterprises
and improve corporate performance. By providing practical information and
assistance, the Institute works to enhance economic and social development
through broader ownership and involvement in the free enterprise system.
Each year, staff work with hundreds of entrepreneurs and executives, providing
consulting, workshops, and an array of products. The Beyster Institute was
started in 1986 by Dr. J. Robert Beyster, founder of Science Applications
International Corporation (SAIC), a Fortune 500 high-technology company
and one of the nation's largest and most successful employee-owned firms.
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Create Your Future
Where are you headed? How will your contributions and your leadership impact the
organizations where you work? What impact will you have in business and in the world?

Envision your future then create it. MBA Key resources to energize your career
Career Connections partners with Rady include:
MBAs to make the future happen.
■ CareerLeader™, an online career
Through personal coaching, an array
assessment developed at Harvard
of programs and resources, and a
Business School and used by top
commitment to creating access to
MBA programs in the U.S. and
opportunities, MBA Career Connections
Europe
enhances your potential for success.
■ Individual career coaching, including
Before PreTerm, you’ll complete an resume reviews and mock interviews
extensive career assessment, developed
■ Resume database for recruiter review
specifically for MBAs and designed to
provide you with the strongest possible ■ Internship and career postings
foundation for building your career ■ On-campus interviewing
portfolio. You’ll begin development of ■ Company briefings and career forums
your personal Rady MBA plan during ■ Connections with industry
PreTerm, working with both academic associations
advisors and career coaches. The goal?
■ The Rady Mentor Program
To ensure that you are taking advantage
of the opportunities and resources ■ UC San Diego alumni network
available and that you develop the
portfolio of skills, experiences, and
contacts that will enable you to achieve
your goals.

San Diego: A Business Community on the Leading Edge

■ Home to over 400 life sciences companies and 500 technology companies
■ The third largest concentration of biotech companies in the United States,
ranking first in research and development output in a 2004 study
■ The highest number of science-based Nobel Prize winners in the world
■ The second largest concentration of communications firms in the country
■ More fiber optic cable in the ground than any other region in the country

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Be Part of Something New
Are you an innovator? A leader? Ready to make an impact? As a Rady MBA, you are not just a student, you are a stakeholder in
a great new venture in management education and a partner in creating a program and a community. You have the tremendous
advantages of a distinguished university, with resources, programs, and activities that will enhance your experience and expand
your network of friends and colleagues. And you have the opportunity and the excitement of working with us to build an experience,
a student culture and student organizations.

What impact will you have at Rady?

■ Partner with classmates to start a club

■ Pioneer a connection with graduate students in another discipline
■ Launch an effort to work with local non-profits, or consult to start-up businesses
■ Create a volunteer effort that impacts local high schools, or mentors at-risk kids
■ Start an MBA intramural league
■ Put your expertise to work by teaching your classmates a new skill
■ Initiate a new networking event
■ Be a builder of student government
The limit is your imagination.

Revolutionary.
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Join Us
We are looking for intelligent risk-takers who are determined to make an impact — people who demonstrate passion, understanding
and focus on working in the science or technology industries. We want to see the excitement and the energy you will bring to Rady.
Rady MBAs are intellectually capable, have the potential to be managers, leaders, and innovators in business and the community.
They see the benefits of a Rady MBA for their careers and plan to be active contributors in the classroom, in their study groups and
teams, in The Rady School community, and beyond. We are looking for students who are excited about partnering in the creation
of their own education, who are ready to accelerate their careers, and who will be stakeholders in the distinguished educational
institution we are building. We hope you will investigate further and consider joining us.

The Admissions Committee undertakes
a comprehensive review of each
application. No single element takes
precedence, and there are no specific
cut-offs or minimums. The Committee
evaluates several key criteria, each
assessed through several components of
the application and further explored in
the Admissions Interview. Admissions
interviews are by invitation; all students
admitted to the program will be
interviewed.
■ Academic preparedness. Are you
intellectually and academically
prepared for the MBA curriculum?
Do you demonstrate the analytical,
quantitative and verbal skills
necessary for academic success?
■ Readiness for the MBA. What are your
career aspirations and your potential
to take on leadership roles? How is
The Rady MBA relevant? We assess
professional and organizational
experience in terms of scope or
level of responsibility, evidence of
contribution or success, and evidence
of career progression or of growth in
responsibility. The Full-Time MBA
does not require professional work
experience; however, we believe that
some prior experience in organizations
and teams is critical to your learning
in the MBA program. Most members of
the class will have post-undergraduate
professional experience.
■ Personal attributes critical for
business success and for success
in the program. Do you demonstrate
key attributes like personal integrity,
communication skills, interpersonal
and teamwork skills, motivation
and initiative, creativity and
resourcefulness, leadership skills?

The Rady MBA Application is available online at

rady.ucsd.edu/applynow.shtml

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Investing in Your Future:
Financial Aid
Your MBA is an investment of time, energy, and money.
Thinking through how you will finance your studies is an
important part of your decision-making process. The
Rady School is committed to helping you think through
your options, providing resources and advice to assist
you with your financial decisions.

The Rady School provides limited fellowship support

to exceptional individuals admitted to The Rady MBA
Program. The University also provides some funding
through need-based grants to Rady MBAs. Typically,
grants are based on financial need, while fellowships
also consider academic achievement, career success,
and admissions profile. Students should complete the
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). All
admitted students are automatically considered for
merit-based fellowships; no additional application is
required.

Loans provide students with the opportunity to defer the

cost of educational expenses by borrowing now and
paying later. Loans are often part of a student's financial
aid award. By borrowing wisely, however, students can
use the competitive interest rates and repayment terms
to their advantage. If you are a US citizen or permanent
resident, we recommend that you apply for the federal
Stafford Loans first, because of favorable interest rates
and origination fees. International students are not
eligible to receive federal funding through these loan
programs. In addition, students may choose private
loans. Private loans are available to both domestic and
international applicants. You should research individual
lending institutions for their respective lending
requirements since interest rates and fees may vary.
For international applicants, these lending institutions
may require that a US citizen co-sign. Information on
private lenders with whom UC San Diego has worked
is available on our website. We encourage you to borrow
only what you need.

A limited number of research assistant and teaching

assistant positions may be available on campus.
Students may apply for these positions once they
arrive on campus.

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Explore The Rady School
Visit our website for more information on the School and our programs: www.theradyschool.ucsd.edu

Discover our distinguished faculty: rady.ucsd.edu/faculty.shtml

Learn more about the Beyster Institute: www.beysterinstitute.org/index.cfm

See the latest news about the School and read what the press is saying about us: rady.ucsd.edu/news.shtml

If you are a working professional considering part-time MBA study, find out about our FlexMBA program: rady.ucsd.edu/flexmba.shtml

Connect with us
We welcome the opportunity to meet you individually and help you explore your opportunities. Join us at an Information Session on
campus, visit with us at an MBA Forum, or connect with us via one of our online sessions. For a schedule of events, see
rady.ucsd.edu/prostu.shtml.

Come see us in San Diego. If you plan to be in the area and would like to visit the UC San Diego campus and talk with us, please
contact us at MBAAdmissions@ucsd.edu.

And learn more about:

UC San Diego: ucsd.edu

On-campus housing: hdsu.ucsd.edu

Off-campus housing: offcampushousing.ucsd.edu

Financial Aid: rady.ucsd.edu/FTMBA_Costs_Financial_Aid.shtml and orpheus.ucsd.edu/finaid

Student Health Services: studenthealth.ucsd.edu

UCSD International Center: orpheus.ucsd.edu/icenter

UCSD Recreation: www-rec.ucsd.edu

San Diego: www-ogsr.ucsd.edu/sandiego

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 Transform
yourself.

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In accordance with the guidelines established by the University of California, Office of the President, and pursuant to federal law, identified as the "Jeanne Clery
Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act of 1998," all currently enrolled students, campus employees and all prospective students and
prospective employees are entitled to request and receive a copy of the UCSD Annual Campus Security Report. The report contains crime statistics about certain
specified crimes/incidents that have been reported to Campus Security Authorities over the past three years and which have occurred either on-campus, in off-campus
buildings or property owned or controlled by the University, or on public property adjacent to campus. The report also contains policies and practices pertaining to
campus security, crime reporting, alcohol and drugs, victims assistance programs, student discipline, campus resources, community safety alerts, crime prevention,
access to campus facilities/properties as well as personal safety tips. The report encourages the reporting of all crime occurrences. The report tells how and to whom to
report crimes, especially sexual assault crimes. Copies of this report may be obtained in person from the UCSD Police Department or on-line at the Police Department's
website located at www.police.ucsd.edu/docs/safety.pdf.

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MBA Admissions
The Rady School of Management
University of California, San Diego
9500 Gilman Drive, MC 0093
La Jolla, CA 92093-0093
MBAAdmissions@ucsd.edu
(858) 534-0864
www.theradyschool.ucsd.edu

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