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The Use of Focus Groups to Capture Data on Student Perceptions of the Impact of Increased University Tuition Fees in the United Kingdom on Their Aspirations to Attend University. Sage Research Methods Cases Part 2

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Catherine Glaister – Sage Research Methods Cases, 2017

This case study is based on research begun for an MA dissertation in Human Resource Management and subsequently developed. It follows the government's decision that from September 2012, UK universities would be able to increase their tuition fees from a maximum of £3000 to £9000 per year. The project aimed to investigate the impact of this on…

Descriptors: Focus Groups, Student Attitudes, Tuition, Academic Aspiration

Using Structural Equation Modeling in Community College Research: Comparing the Effects of Psychological Latent Factors between Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Students. Sage Research Methods Cases Part 2

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Yu Chen – Sage Research Methods Cases, 2016

This case presents an empirical study that examined how general self-efficacy functions as a predictor of community college student's degree aspiration directly and indirectly via various key factors (i.e., social capital, personal input, transfer readiness). This study is unique because the author (a) utilized general self-efficacy scale and (b)…

Descriptors: Community College Students, Self Efficacy, Academic Aspiration, Social Capital