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I highly recommend to anyone who is considering this school to forget about it.
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I
do not know one student who likes the way he/she has being handled by
the UCLA BUREAUCRACY! Even Professors are complaining. Moreover, I know
personally that some good professors who really cared about
students’ learning have been "fired" by the school. WHY is this
so? I think it is all about money. More professors write, more UCLA
gets better reputation, thus more financial donations. However, the
fact at UCLA is that if you care more about teaching students, hence
with less time to write, you are FIRED!
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Antagonize
UCLA is not my objective, but I am not the only one who is frustrated
by such incredibly disorganized institution, which is composed by an huge army of civilian bureaucrats who's first objective is to maintain the high paid job at the cost of tax payers and learning success of students.
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At UCLA, it is a common knowledge that students are on their own.
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Examples:
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I
was working one point at the Internship Office, my boss Mr. Bravo,
"Dario" was considered the only person at UCLA who cares about
students.
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A
professor of mine, retiring US ambassador - diplomat in residence, who
I later met again in Washington, complained about UCLA bureaucracy in
the class. Now remember he is from Washington and the States
Department!!! No need to mention how bureaucracy works in DC.
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Finally,
I met a visiting researcher from Australia at the Olympic pool near the
Sunset, he took a great pride being at UCLA, which we all understand
why, but later, he started to express his frustration to me, said that,
this is the school where Internet was invented, and they are not even
able to get me a dial up number. According to him, school gave him a
wrong numbers, and since weeks, no one fixed it.
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Where is the students' place at UCLA? No where !
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Now my question is why the school has such a huge student service bureaucracy?
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The
bottom line is simple, UCLA must change its organizational structure,
and half of these civilian employees should be fired in order to make
the school more productive, efficient; it must use taxpayers money to
teach students rather than maintaining their overly paid
jobs.
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One More thing: Perhaps we should consider the option of inviting IMF and the World Bank to UCLA, they will do a better job of firing and cost reduction. Viva capitalismo.
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