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I live in Asia currently. I used to work for a Fortune 100 company with responsibilites over Asia Pacific. I also worked with global customers so I traveled to Europe quite a bit. Now what is your credential again?</p>
<p>Compared to Cal and Michigan, UCLA is relatively ‘young’. To say that “UCLA reputation is significantly better than Michigan’s” and “… that internationally both schools are equally if not more respected (than Michigan)” is simply ignorant.</p>
<p>For example, this is UCLA’s alumni presence in China, the country sending the most college students to the US today:</p>
<p>“About UCLA Club… It was first initiated and established by Davisson Wu’89, David Wang '91, Henry Tao '89 and Ken Wu’98 in a Chinese restaurant located at Wuxing Road of Shanghai in April of 2000. And, UCLA did not have any alumni organization or social club established in China prior to that. The club began with periodical gatherings and then soon developed a website for alumni to keep pace on the fast UCLA developments in China as well as offering advices to newly arriving alumni and providing a space for socializing and mingling.”
<a href=“http://www.uclaclub.com/index.htm[/url]”>宣城潦钟水电安装有限公司;
<p>According to the same website, there are 40+ active members in the UCLA China Club. Heck, I got more Michigan alumni showing up when I hosted a Michigan-Ohio football at 4AM on a Sunday morning.</p>