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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"enrollment demands"”.

  1. ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENT FOR ACADEMIC DEANS IN THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

    … associated with reduced budgets, increased enrollment demands, guarantee of quality education, and expectations from the private and public sectors create a perennial need for strong, competent leaders. Attributes for those in the dean’s position have been described as being able to keep …

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  2. A comparative study of the effectiveness of two Bayesian models for predicting the academic successes of selected allied health students enrolled in the comprehensive community college

    Because of high enrollment demands, limited instructional spaces, and the high cost of programs, many community colleges have been forced to place stringent admission requirements in the guidance and selection of certain allied health curricula such as Dental Assistant, Mental Health, Nursing, and …

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  3. Assessing Construction Management Higher Education Strategies: Increased Demand, Limited Resources, and Over-Enrollment

    … Education (ACCE) were managing increased enrollments within their programs. The review of literature identified related topics, comparable studies, and relevant issues surrounding over-enrollment. Forty-nine of the 53 accredited ACCE programs responded to the survey instrument. Over …

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