<p>Take UCLA’s Anderson School of Management, which is moving to transform its full-time MBA program from state-supported to privately financed. </p>
<p>The proposal, which UCLA approved last week and awaits final signoff from the system-wide academic senate and UC President Mark Yudoff, could be implemented this fall. </p>
<p>Net savings to UCLA: $8.8 million a year, money that will “instead be available to the campus for use in other programs hit hard by state budget cuts,” said the Anderson school’s dean, Judy Olian.</p>
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