The Future of Private Junior Colleges: An ERIC Review

Williams, Dana Nicole; Colby, Anita

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“…From the literature private colleges have been discussed in some countries such as the United States, Poland, Britain, Hungary, and Russia. Williams and Colby (1991) traced the history of the private junior college in the United States. Szabłowski (2001) argued that private higher education institutions in Poland were not as well treated as public institutions.…”

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What drives Chinese private colleges internationalization?

Wang¹

2014

Afr. J. Bus. Manage.

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Internationalization of private higher education has attracted considerable interest recently. After clarifying the status quo of Chinese private colleges, we proposed the conceptual model of Chinese private colleges' internationalization. This paper adopted a "strategy tripod" perspective in integrating the impact of the resource-, contingency-, and institution-based factors on Chinese private colleges' internationalization. Propositions were developed to indicate the driving forces of Chinese private colleges' internationalization and showed the influence of Chinese private colleges' internationalization on their performance like reputation and income. Generally, internationalization of Chinese private colleges was an important way to improve their performance in the long run.

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What drives Chinese private colleges internationalization?

Wang¹

2014

Afr. J. Bus. Manage.

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“…If public junior colleges require a prognosis for their future, they need only take heed of the plight of their sister private institutions, over half of which have enrollments below 600 (Williams & Colby, 1991). Like the small towns and cities of Geisel's study (in progress), the transfer-oriented junior college may disappear.…”

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Rebuilding the Community: The Future for the Community College

Travis

1995

Community College Review

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The Future of Private Junior Colleges: An ERIC Review

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

What drives Chinese private colleges internationalization?

What drives Chinese private colleges internationalization?

Rebuilding the Community: The Future for the Community College

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