MetroMBA’s New Program Search Tool Redefines How to Find the Right MBA For You
An MBA is far more than an entry point into potentially lucrative and shape-shifting career—it’s deeply personal. And while many companies offer a broad view of the MBA world, finding the right MBA for you was always harder than it needed to be. That is, until MetroMBA launched its very own Program Search Tool, built with you in mind, to help navigate the all-too-often confusing world of business school.
MetroMBA’s all new MBA search tool is effortlessly simple in helping you find exactly what you want in an MBA. Unlike many other websites, which often prioritize internal rankings over the key details in each individual MBA program, our new tool allows you to filter through what is most important: affordability, how long it takes to earn the degree, and much more. In addition to the more traditional fields one may consider when searching for the perfect MBA, our new tool allows you to find programs that do not require GMAT/GRE scores, work experience, and whether or not there is an online-only MBA option.
Our new simple-to-use tool allows you to filter through exactly what you need when looking for the best MBA programs.
The uncomplicated MBA search tool filter system allows you to modify your search precisely how you like. You can navigate programs down the specific metro area, or, if you would like to potentially broaden your approach, you can sift through the best Online MBA programs in the entire United States. And with MetroMBA’s thorough school guides, you won’t miss any key details when researching the best programs to fit your needs.
Why wait? Get started on your MBA search today!
About the Author
Matthew Korman
Matthew Korman is a writer on MetroMBA. Since graduating from Rowan University with a degree in journalism and political science, Matthew has worked as a music industry writer and promoter, a data analyst, and with numerous academic institutions. His works have appeared in publications such as NPR and Sports Illustrated.
