MyEdu Corporation announced the formation of a new advisory board and the addition of Margaret Spellings and Hilary Pennington as the company's first advisors. Spellings is the former U.S. Secretary of Education under President George W. Bush and Pennington is the former director of Education, Postsecondary Success, and Special Initiatives for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

MyEdu Corporation unveiled the MyEdu Student Profile and MyEdu for Employers. In addition to new tools for recruiters and employers, the company is launching a new MyEdu Student Profile to help members showcase their skills and experience. The new profile allows students to visually showcase their classes, projects, internships and the talents and passions that make each student unique. How the new platform works: For students: As students use MyEdu's academic tools, data, and insights they build a unique MyEdu Student Profile using a simple visual interface. Through the MyEdu Student Profile students can: Feature their coursework, skills, talents, and experiences; Highlight other personal experiences like group projects, language skills military service, certifications, work history and philanthropy; Visually tell their stories and connect with peers and employers to discover new academic and career opportunities. For employers: MyEdu for Employers improves employers' ability to hire the best talent by extending their reach across campuses, connecting earlier with students to build their company's brand, and identifying and building relationships with highly targeted potential candidates. At MyEdu recruiters can: Target job postings and identify candidates using specific criteria such as school, major, graduation year, courses taken, work and extracurricular experiences; Identify students with unique experience and passions outside of the classroom; Interact directly with students and mentor those who seek advice on courses, skills, and activities that will prepare them for a desired career; Develop unique insights into candidates using MyEdu's rich academic data.

Princeton Review Inc. and MyEdu Corporation announced that a partnership that will benefit students throughout their entire educational lifecycle with expanded resources for graduate school planning and testing. The Princeton Review will provide MyEdu with business and law school admissions data, as well as reduced fees for its graduate school test preparation courses for the GMAT, LSAT, GRE and MCAT. Combining forces will provide the ultimate tool set for students in college course selection and planning, grad school research applications and timeline, and entrance exam mastery. Through this partnership both The Princeton Review and MyEdu will be able to better serve college students throughout their undergraduate careers closing the gap between admittance to college and graduate school admissions.