Differences between Faculty and Students' Perception of Recruitment Techniques that Influence Students To Attend Four-Year Automotive Programs

Responses were obtained from 382 of 607 students and 27 of 36 faculty in automotive technology. Both groups cited program reputation, university reputation, campus visits and high school/community college teachers/counselors as effective recruitment influences. Students thought parents and relatives...

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