For graduate business schools

Your MBA and MSc candidates decide over months. Most hear from you once.

Working professionals research across countries, late at night and at weekends, with questions about their own profile. Q answers each one, checks eligibility against your rules, and keeps them engaged until an advisor takes over.

Where business schools leak

The questions that decide an application are the ones left waiting.

Profile questions, no fast answer

"Is my degree enough? Do I need the GMAT? Does my experience count?" These decide whether a candidate applies, and they sit in an inbox.

Comparison across borders

Candidates weigh several schools and countries at once. The first personal, specific answer shapes the shortlist.

A long cycle, few touchpoints

Between the first enquiry and the deposit are months of silence, and a rival school is happy to fill them.

What one lost high-fit enquiry costs

USD 2,560

What the rival gains when that candidate enrols

USD 38,480

Edvion enquiry value model, Oct 2026. Modelled estimates for postgraduate taught programmes. How the model works

What Q does for business schools

Three jobs your admissions team never has enough hours for.

Eligibility and test policy

Checks degree equivalency, work experience and test-score or waiver rules, then explains the verdict in plain language.

Programme fit and outcomes

Matches career goals to programmes using your own graduate-outcome data, and suggests the better fit when there is one.

Long-cycle nurture

Follows up on round deadlines, scholarships, information sessions and documents, and flags rising intent to your advisors.

“Q takes the routine questions off the team, so counsellors can focus on the candidates who need them.”
Head of Admissions, MSc Programmes · Graduate business school, user testing 2026