Students Financial Problems in Higher Education Institutions

Daud, Norhaslinda; Norwani, Norlia Mat; Yusof, Rohaila

doi:10.6007/ijarbss/v8-i10/5312

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“…According to the results of the research conducted by Daud et al (2018), it is stated that students in higher education are in poor financial condition and cannot finance high living costs. According to the results of the study conducted by Palm (2017), the credit card usage behaviors of many university students were expressed as problematic.…”

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Financial Situation of College Students

Yaşar

Turğut

2020

WJE

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Financial Situation of College Students

Yaşar

Turğut

2020

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“…Students in universities highly depend on funds from parents, study loan and scholarships. No external funding, delayed loan/scholarship or insufficient loan/scholarship force to students to look for alternate method to earn money (Daud, Norwani, & Yusof, 2018). The financial strain and imbalance create the situation for the students to look out for job opportunities that suites their timetable.…”

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Money Mule Recruitment Among University Students in Malaysia: Awareness Perspective

Vedamanikam¹,

Chethiyar

2020

pijtel

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Money laundering is perceived as a global threat with funds sourced from illegal and fraudulent activities. Money mules are recruited by criminal networks in money laundering chain, positioned between actual criminal and the illicit funds, enabling the criminals to be anonymous and non-visible to the detection of law enforcement. Job vacancy with various positions are offered with attractive financial rewards and work flexibility and the criminal elements are hidden behind the job criteria. Awareness on job criteria and the hidden criminal elements is a crucial factor in job acceptance. This study examines recruitment anatomy of students as money mules and job acceptance decisioning from awareness perspective. Library research methodology was employed in this research by reviewing existing research works on money mule recruitment to identify the underlying reasons and lapses in money mule recruitment and

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“…To every student this is the crucial phase is choosing a career. Moreover, student already face such financial problems like expenses that exceed on their income receive, use savings to coop the financial constraint, how to earn money and manage it to long last and make loan to support the cost of living (Daud et al, 2018). The reason behind this problem is the inability to manage well their financial resources but despite of this circumstances they still able to focus on their studies (Jariah et al, 2004).…”

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Financial Status, Parents Influence, Peer Influence and Self-Choice of Students in Selection of Strand in The Senior High School, Cebu, Philippines

Tortor¹,

Ohayas²,

Moneva³

2020

BER

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Selecting a strand is a crucial act to every student in such way that they have to considered their financial status, parents and peer suggestion, and also their self-choice in acting on it. This study investigates whether financial status with self-choice; parents influence with self-choice; and peer influence with self-choice are having an association with each other in selecting a strand. 214 of students by complete enumeration answered the questionnaire on financial status and likert-scale for parental influence, peer influence, and self-choice and the data gathered been analyzed via weighted mean, frequency, chi-square and lambda in determining their association. The result shows that the financial status of students in school alone is inclined to self-choice in the selection of a strand but not with parental and peers influence in selecting a strand. In other words, parents and peers show no significant association with self-choice of students, though the influences of parents and peers are noticeable.

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Students Financial Problems in Higher Education Institutions

Cited by 24 publications

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Financial Situation of College Students

Financial Situation of College Students

Money Mule Recruitment Among University Students in Malaysia: Awareness Perspective

Financial Status, Parents Influence, Peer Influence and Self-Choice of Students in Selection of Strand in The Senior High School, Cebu, Philippines

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