Although some students complain about advertising at school sites, Landis and Splaver see no problem with such sponsorships, especially when it equals no-cost Web sites. He went on to say that My.UCLA will continue to be advertisement-free, but may provide links to sites that have advertising. Besides looking more like a portal, My.UCLA has undergone other changes, such as the log-in. This year, users can access their page by either their ID number or their Bruin OnLine account, and corresponding passwords. Now, for instance, graduate students who are also teaching assistants can get information for both their personal class schedules and their discussion times.
Some students are concerned about the change, and the security involved.