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Title: | The interplay between quality movement, reputation and funding on private students' choice of universities in Uganda |
Authors: | Wilson Muyinda, Mande |
Keywords: | Quality movement Reputation Funding Universities |
Issue Date: | Jan-2016 |
Publisher: | SSRN Electronic Journal |
Citation: | Mande,W.M. (2016) The interplay between quality movement, reputation and funding on private students' choice of universities in Uganda, SSRN Electronic Journal |
Abstract: | The current study purpose to analyse the influence of the quality movement on private students’ choice of universities in Uganda. First, the paper points out the fact that there is a quality movement in Uganda’s higher education sub-sector. Second, it was found that quality movement have a significant relationship with the reputation of a university [r (392) =.629, p<0.01]. Third, there was a significant relationship between reputation and funding [r (392) =. 596, p<0.01]. Fourth, there was a significant relationship between funding and choice [r (392) =.512, p<0.01]. Fifth, there was a significant relationship between quality and choice of a university by private students [r (392) =.636, p<0.01]. It was concluded that quality influenced students’ choices of universities in Uganda |
Description: | Research article |
URI: | https://pub.nkumbauniversity.ac.ug/xmlui/handle/123456789/517 |
Appears in Collections: | Business and Management |
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