Three mathematical models and their enrollment projections for higher education in Georgia are presented. The first model is an extrapolation of current trends. The second model is a simple linear regression model based on steady arowth. The third is a multiple regression model attempting tc account for the influences of several variables simultaneously. Projected enrollments for models I and II are similar to each other, but projections using model ITT are markedly higher. (Figure IV on page 33 may reproduce poorly in hard copy because of marginal legibility.) (RA
As par,. of an effort to reassess its enrollment forecasting methodology and techniques, the Florida...
The application of mathematical model-building in educational research and planning is a very recent...
Following World War II, a great need for higher education institutions arose in the United States, a...
Note: This paper is intended for private circulation and should not be quoted or referred to in publ...
There are a variety of approaches to the problem of forecasting educational enrollment. This paper o...
Institutions of higher education are tasked with making decisions that will impact their students, f...
The future of higher education enrollment in the Unied States is clouded. Until recently college enr...
This report provides an overview of enrollment trends and enrollment projections at both the undergr...
Using data from the 1960-1977 period, this study prp4ides a range of headccunt enrcllment projection...
Providing support for institutional planning is central to the function of institutional research. N...
The purpose of this investigation is to identify various economic, societal, and institutional varia...
The objective of this project is to build a mathematical model that uses student progression trends ...
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Accuracy is an important issue in forecasting. As many factors have effects on college enrollment, r...
Institutions of Higher Education (IHE) are seeking new methods of improving efficiency and effective...
As par,. of an effort to reassess its enrollment forecasting methodology and techniques, the Florida...
The application of mathematical model-building in educational research and planning is a very recent...
Following World War II, a great need for higher education institutions arose in the United States, a...
Note: This paper is intended for private circulation and should not be quoted or referred to in publ...
There are a variety of approaches to the problem of forecasting educational enrollment. This paper o...
Institutions of higher education are tasked with making decisions that will impact their students, f...
The future of higher education enrollment in the Unied States is clouded. Until recently college enr...
This report provides an overview of enrollment trends and enrollment projections at both the undergr...
Using data from the 1960-1977 period, this study prp4ides a range of headccunt enrcllment projection...
Providing support for institutional planning is central to the function of institutional research. N...
The purpose of this investigation is to identify various economic, societal, and institutional varia...
The objective of this project is to build a mathematical model that uses student progression trends ...
This item was digitized from a paper original and/or a microfilm copy. If you need higher-resolution...
Accuracy is an important issue in forecasting. As many factors have effects on college enrollment, r...
Institutions of Higher Education (IHE) are seeking new methods of improving efficiency and effective...
As par,. of an effort to reassess its enrollment forecasting methodology and techniques, the Florida...
The application of mathematical model-building in educational research and planning is a very recent...
Following World War II, a great need for higher education institutions arose in the United States, a...