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Noodle helps universities raise enrollment, increase student/faculty engagement, and improve outcomes, while lowering costs. The data below, collected through the Spring 2022 semester, provide insight into how Noodle works with universities and the student outcomes these partnerships produce.
The Noodle Difference
for Universities
Noodle’s network currently includes 76 programs at 26 universities serving students from all 50 states
Noodle’s network includes 76 programs at 26 universities serving students from all 50 states
60
Masters Programs
6
Certificate Programs
2
Undergraduate Programs
Noodle-supported programs have generated $530M in tuition revenue for our university partners in fewer than 4 years
$
150
M
Expenses
(Noodle and university service costs)
$
380
M
University tuition revenue retained
(includes money redistributed as scholarships)
Noodle supports universities better and less expensively than either traditional OPMs or DIY solutions
% Tuition revenue retained by university
35%
65%
Noodle helps its university partners scale programs while keeping acquisition costs under 20% of tuition revenue
Universities partner with Noodle in ways that complement their internal strengths
Noodle manages 79% of services. 21% of services are managed by university partners in-house.
79%
Services managed by Noodle
21%
Services managed in-house
Noodle’s “Do it Together” model lowers costs, raises quality, and builds online capacity
Nearly 100 percent of students in Noodle-supported programs start their practicum and clinical placements on time
Noodle manages 79% of services. 21% of services are managed by university partners in-house.
The Noodle Difference
for Students
Quality
We help faculty create superb learning experiences that attract and graduate large numbers of students.
3.8
/5
Learning Design* as evaluated by
faculty coaches
faculty coaches
*3 is the minimum benchmark on Noodle's
EPIIIC learning design rubric
EPIIIC learning design rubric
86
%
Retention rate
Affordability
We save universities money so that they can pass those savings on to students.
Access
We are committed to delivering programs that are accessible to all learners, regardless of ethnicity, gender, age, or location.
Gender
Noodle-supported programs average 64% female students vs. national average of 60% (NCES 2019)
Ethnicity
50% of students in Noodle-supported programs are people of color compared to the national average of 37% (NCES 2019)
Age
Students in Noodle-supported programs range in age from 19 to 80, with 32 as the average age at enrollment
19
-80
