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Noodle Launches a Smarter Search for MBA Programs

Noodle Launches a Smarter Search for MBA Programs
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Jillian Youngblood May 28, 2014

Noodle guides students to the intersection of what they want in an MBA program and where they can gain admission. We take information about a student like test scores and college GPA alongside that student's preferences, and create a list of schools in order of fit.

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NEW YORK, May 28, 2014 - Just as the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) releases its employment numbers for new MBA graduates, Noodle announces an innovative new tool to help prospective students find the right MBA program. The unique Noodle algorithm finds schools that are the right fit for an individual student based on factors like academic scores, industry, specialty, type of program, and location.

Check out our handy infographic on the job market for new MBA graduates.

Noodle guides students to the intersection of what they want in an MBA program and where they can gain admission. We take information about a student like test scores and college GPA alongside that student's preferences, and create a list of schools in order of fit. Noodle delivers this personalized search experience using data from Bloomberg Businessweek, The Princeton Review, and mba.com.

Noodle provides the most targeted, relevant MBA advice available to prospective students. By using admissions data on each individual MBA program within a business school full-time, part-time, executive, and online the search realistically reflects a student's chances of getting in. Second, the Noodle search considers which programs graduate students into particular industries, giving graduates an advantage in the job market.

"Long-term outcomes should be paramount when considering a graduate program, and GMAC's employment numbers show that an MBA is a great bet right now," said Noodle CEO John Katzman. "Prospective students should use Noodle to find the right fit in an MBA program and maximize their career success."

About Noodle Noodle is the world's most comprehensive education site, helping every learner make more informed education decisions and find the right path. Noodle offers trusted advice from a community of experts and a wide variety of education choices, from preschool to college to online courses.

Contact Jillian Youngblood, Director of Communications jyoungblood@noodle.org (917) 575-9275

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