Watch the Video Larry Rudner, Vice President of Research and Development at GMAC, describes how schools can use GMAC research to drive their recruiting strategy. Related Resources Attention schools! Make the most of GMAC data by participating in our survey research program. Your next opportunity is just around the corner. Questions? Contact Us Drill down to the data points and segments most relevant to your program to quickly visualize trends. Note: Many of our detailed interactive reports are available only to registered users from GMAT accepting programs or GMAC member schools. To access those reports, you will be prompted to log in. Our Latest Releases 2013 mba.com Prospective Students Survey Interactive Research Tool This interactive report presents detailed results about the motivations, preferences, program choices, needs, and opinions of thousands of individuals contemplating applying to a graduate business school program. This report represents data collected from more than 31,000 prospective students in 2011 and 2012. Release date: April 2013 2013 Alumni Perspectives Survey Data Report This interactive report presents detailed results about alumni employment, career progression, and assessments of their education for the classes of 2000 to 2012 from the September 2012 survey. Release date: January 2013 GMAT Trends Tracker 2012 This interactive companion to the Profile of GMAT Candidates, 2007-08 to 2011-12, lets you view most of the data within the latest Profile by test-taker segment using either graphs or tables. The tool also lets you download and save the tables for further use. Release date: November 2012 Prospective Student Views From Across the Globe, Volume 4, Issue 6: 2012 Future Entrepreneurs Data Report This interactive report presents detailed results for future entrepreneurs who registered on mba.com and participated in our ongoing monthly online survey during 2011. Release date: October 2012 Technical Assistance: Our interactive reports require a minimum of Adobe Flash Player 10.0 to run on your computer. You can obtain a free copy of the latest Flash Player from the following website: http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html Top of page
