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Luna, Andrew L.; Brennan, Kelly A. – Association for Institutional Research (NJ1), 2009
This study uses a regression model to determine if a significant difference exists between the actual budget allocation that an academic department received and the model's predicted budget allocation for that same department. Budget data from a Southeastern Master's/Comprehensive state university were used as the dependent variable, and the…
Descriptors: Budgeting, Resource Allocation, Multiple Regression Analysis, Departments
Sadler, William E.; Cohen, Frederic L.; Kockesen, Levent – 1997
This paper describes a methodology used in an on-going retention study at New York University (NYU) to identify a series of easily measured factors affecting student departure decisions. Three logistic regression models for predicting student retention were developed, each containing data available at three distinct times during the first…
Descriptors: Academic Persistence, College Freshmen, Dropouts, High Risk Students
Bloom, Allan M.; And Others – 1988
In response to the increasing importance of student performance in required classes, research was conducted to compare two prediction procedures, linear modeling using multiple regression and nonlinear modeling using AID3. Performance in the first college math course (College Mathematics, Calculus, or Business Calculus Matrices) was the dependent…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Achievement Tests, Calculus, College Mathematics