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David J Zimmerman - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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students choosing colleges understanding the matriculation decision at a highly selective Private Institution
Economics of Education Review, 2012Co-Authors: Peter Nurnberg, Morton Owen Schapiro, David J ZimmermanAbstract:Abstract This paper provides an econometric analysis of the matriculation decisions made by students accepted to Williams College, one of the nation's most highly selective colleges and universities. Using data for the Williams classes of 2008 through 2012 to estimate a yield model, we find that—conditional on the student applying to and being accepted by Williams—applicant quality as measured by standardized tests, high school GPA and the like, the net price a particular student faces (the sticker price minus Institutional financial aid), the applicant's race and geographic origin, plus the student's artistic, athletic and academic interests, are strong predictors of whether or not the student will matriculate.
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students choosing colleges understanding the matriculation decision at a highly selective Private Institution
2010Co-Authors: Peter Nurnberg, Morton Owen Schapiro, David J ZimmermanAbstract:The college choice process can be reduced to three questions:1)Where does a student apply?2)Which schools accept the students?3)Which offer of admission does the student accept?This paper addresses question three. Specifically, we offer an econometric analysis of the matriculation decisions made by students accepted to Williams College, one of the nation's most highly selective colleges and universities. We use data for the Williams classes of 2008 through 2012 to estimate a yield model. We find that--conditional on the student applying to and being accepted by Williams--applicant quality as measured by standardized tests, high school GPA and the like, the net price a particular student faces (the sticker price minus Institutional financial aid), the applicant's race and geographic origin, plus the student's artistic, athletic and academic interests, are strong predictors of whether or not the student will matriculate.
T Mcguire - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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anaemia in patients undergoing major bowel surgery prevalence and current practice a public and Private Institution experience
Journal of perioperative practice, 2020Co-Authors: Edgar Poon, David Pache, Alana Delaforce, Lemya Abdalla, T McguireAbstract:AimThe study aimed to compare the frequency and alignment of preoperative anaemia screening and treatment with Australian guidelines in elective bowel surgery and determine the impact on clinical o...
Peter Nurnberg - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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students choosing colleges understanding the matriculation decision at a highly selective Private Institution
Economics of Education Review, 2012Co-Authors: Peter Nurnberg, Morton Owen Schapiro, David J ZimmermanAbstract:Abstract This paper provides an econometric analysis of the matriculation decisions made by students accepted to Williams College, one of the nation's most highly selective colleges and universities. Using data for the Williams classes of 2008 through 2012 to estimate a yield model, we find that—conditional on the student applying to and being accepted by Williams—applicant quality as measured by standardized tests, high school GPA and the like, the net price a particular student faces (the sticker price minus Institutional financial aid), the applicant's race and geographic origin, plus the student's artistic, athletic and academic interests, are strong predictors of whether or not the student will matriculate.
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students choosing colleges understanding the matriculation decision at a highly selective Private Institution
2010Co-Authors: Peter Nurnberg, Morton Owen Schapiro, David J ZimmermanAbstract:The college choice process can be reduced to three questions:1)Where does a student apply?2)Which schools accept the students?3)Which offer of admission does the student accept?This paper addresses question three. Specifically, we offer an econometric analysis of the matriculation decisions made by students accepted to Williams College, one of the nation's most highly selective colleges and universities. We use data for the Williams classes of 2008 through 2012 to estimate a yield model. We find that--conditional on the student applying to and being accepted by Williams--applicant quality as measured by standardized tests, high school GPA and the like, the net price a particular student faces (the sticker price minus Institutional financial aid), the applicant's race and geographic origin, plus the student's artistic, athletic and academic interests, are strong predictors of whether or not the student will matriculate.
Valéria Rezende Freitas Barros - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Perceptions of students and teachers of a course of management regarding the distance education: A study in a brazilian Private Institution
Tourism & Management Studies, 2013Co-Authors: Kely César Martins De Paiva, Andreia De Oliveira Santos, José Ricardo Costa De Mendonça, Michelle Regina Santana Dutra, Valéria Rezende Freitas BarrosAbstract:The objective of this study was to analyze the perceptions of students and teachers of the undergraduate course in Management of brazilian Private Institution, about distance education (DE). The theoretical approached distance education, moodle platform, professional and teaching competences. Regarding the methodology, the research was characterized as an exploratory descriptive and qualitative case study. The Institution and the subjects (six teachers and 12 students) were chosen by the accessibility criterion. The data collected through interviews (semistructured script) was submitted to content analysis. In the activities of DE, limitations in the relations were pointed out, disadvantages of teamwork, teaching-learning environment confusing, observing significant resistance from the subject, mainly due to lack of time and adjustment difficulties. Computer knowledge and skills in using moodle were identified as the ideal competences involved. Given the findings and limitations of the study, an agenda for future research were outlined.
Paul A. Whitelaw - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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hospitality tourism vocation program selection in a Private Institution of higher learning in malaysia
The Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Education, 2008Co-Authors: Vikneswaran Nair, Paul A. WhitelawAbstract:Abstract The aim of this paper is to investigate the perception of students enrolled in the hospitality, tourism and culinary program in Malaysia, and their choice of this vocation. A sample of 232 first term (first 3 months of their studies) students of these diploma and degree programs were surveyed from a Private Institution of higher learning in Malaysia. The results showed differences in the perception between male and female students when deciding the program to study.
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Hospitality & Tourism Vocation: Program Selection in a Private Institution of Higher Learning in Malaysia
Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Education, 2008Co-Authors: Vikneswaran Nair, Paul A. WhitelawAbstract:Abstract The aim of this paper is to investigate the perception of students enrolled in the hospitality, tourism and culinary program in Malaysia, and their choice of this vocation. A sample of 232 first term (first 3 months of their studies) students of these diploma and degree programs were surveyed from a Private Institution of higher learning in Malaysia. The results showed differences in the perception between male and female students when deciding the program to study.