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Student Perceptions of the Relative Importance of Selected Attributes of an Institution of Higher Education: A Conjoint Approach.

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Fraas, John W.; Paugh, Ronald – 1989

A study investigated the relative importance of certain college attributes to the freshmen of Ashland University, a small, private univeristy in Ohio. Five institutional characteristics were examined: availability and variety of financial aid, dorm life (living conditions and food quality), quality of education (quality of teaching, career…

Descriptors: College Choice, College Environment, College Freshmen, Dormitories

Profile of U.S.C. Entering Freshmen, Fall 1979. Research Notes No. 37-80.

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Fidler, Paul P. – 1980

A profile of freshmen at the University of South Carolina (USC) was drawn from a survey during the 1979 summer and fall orientation programs. Twelve areas of interest were taken from the results: age, racial background, average grade in high school, highest degree planned, reasons for selecting the college, parental income, probable college major,…

Descriptors: Academic Aspiration, Age, College Choice, College Freshmen