Undergraduate Adult Applicants Who Did Not Enroll for the Semester of Application 2000-2005
Abstract
This study shows that from 2000 through 2005 half of undergraduate adult applicants at Penn State never enrolled to the University. This represents a waste of important human and financial resources, which seriously affects the University’s well-being and has implications for those assisting adults through the applicant recruitment processes.
Keywords
undergraduate, adult, applicant, enrollment
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Recommended Citation
Stoicescu, C. C.
(2008).
Undergraduate Adult Applicants Who Did Not Enroll for the Semester of Application 2000-2005.
Adult Education Research Conference.
Undergraduate Adult Applicants Who Did Not Enroll for the Semester of Application 2000-2005
This study shows that from 2000 through 2005 half of undergraduate adult applicants at Penn State never enrolled to the University. This represents a waste of important human and financial resources, which seriously affects the University’s well-being and has implications for those assisting adults through the applicant recruitment processes.
