Rady School of Management

The admissions team and administration here are very superficial and dishonest. They’ll promise you whatever you want to hear including going out of their way to place you in a job before you even arrive on campus and then they forget they ever spoke with you. It’s like reintroducing yourself to the same person multiple times in a month. And judging by the fact that you have to worry about other people recording you or taking pictures of you on campus or in classes, and given the tone in their auto response when you’ll schedule a class visit, the Rady administration doesn’t exactly seem very fun or pleasant to be around especially if you’re planning on being here for 2+ years.

Catching the sunset at Rady after my class. Beautiful campus and great programs!

Beautiful scenery, young school but expensive tuition

The best business school in San Diego

Excellent college. The best management school in US

I loved the courses I took while earning my Business Minor in 2012

Beautiful campus

the view is perfect

Beautiful architecture, as the manager I say this is nice! So yes I do agree that I like to manage the job of manager at this school of management (as manager)

"Ranked first in intellectual capital by Businessweek's 2014 full-time MBA ranking." http://rady.ucsd.edu/ Part time, undergrad, military and Ph.D. programs also available. All due to philanthropist, Ernest S. Rady* who donated $30 million to UCSD to create the Rady School of Management in 2004 then he was ranked 140/400 richest Americans by Forbes in 2006 and voted Person of the Year in 2014 by U-T San Diego. But I wasn't here to get an MBA, or was I? The FlexWeekend program is looking more and more attractive http://rady.ucsd.edu/mba/flex/ Like any savvy business, the Rady School of Management utilizes downtime, rents their state-of-the-art, thoroughly impressive facilities to groups, conferences like the one I attended earlier this month. * http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2015/jan/01/san-diego-person-of-the-year-ernest-rady/?#article-copy

AKA the "Titanic".... This is probably the prettiest part of campus, with the reflecting glass and the nice waterfall and the triangular tip, making it a perfect spot to watch the sunset with another. This place is also home to many business student orgs, and it's also reputable for Ernie, the custodian who guards this place like his palace (aka no food or drinks allowed AT ALL). This is definitely a nice place to have class, but beware of the distance and the confusing NSEW (North, South, East, West) sets of elevators and stairs!

Flex Evening program is awesome! New buildings, everything included in the cost of tuition, will finish this later...