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"The Dog Ate It" and Other Reasons Why Students Delay Registration.

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Bryant, Debbie; And Others – College and University, 1996

Data on the registration patterns of 203 applicants accepted to a regional comprehensive university but registering late found that 15 never made it to the fifth day of class, 22 withdrew officially, 7 were withdrawn administratively for failure to complete documentation, and 1 was suspended for falsifying an official document. Interviews with six…

Descriptors: Case Studies, College Administration, College Applicants, College Freshmen

The Admission System in Distance Teaching Institutions. DERG Papers, Number 2.

Friedman, H. Zvi – 1981

Admissions at distance education systems is considered for new students (rather than continuing students). Based on a systems analysis, it is noted that there are three major subsystems to carry out the objective of converting applicants into students: the receipt of applications, the allocation of applicants to first year or introductory courses…

Descriptors: Admissions Counseling, Case Studies, College Admission, College Applicants