Previous research has demonstrated the direct relationship between parents' education, parents' expectation and encouragement and college choice decision; however, study on the possibility of variables having a mediating role on college choice decision has yet to be investigated. This paper attempts to address this knowledge gap and seeks to serve a provocative role in explaining students' college choice decision. The study was conducted among prospective students. The results revealed the direct and indirect relationship between parents' education and college choice decision. The results support all of the hypothesised relationships, suggesting the importance of the role of parents' expectation and encouragement in the students' decision to enrol in higher education institution. This significant finding implies that the challenges of higher learning institutions should also focus on strategies to engage with parents so that students will decide to enrol in the marketed higher learning institution. Theoretical and managerial implications were also discussed.
Ihab, Narima; Sarhan, Amina; Baraka, Yara(October University of Modern Sciences and Arts, 2019)
Currently, Egypt is passing through several problems, such as economic, political, and health problems. It is not impossible to fix what has been damaged, but the longer this damage lasts the more time and effort it needs ...
Fahd, Yasmeen(October University for Modern Sciences and Arts, 2018)
The struggle between parents and daughters is a controversial problem that needs to be resolved. Especially, in case of immigrant parents the struggle even hardens. Among children, daughters get double censorship and ...
ABSTRACT
Objective: The purpose of this study is the evaluation of awareness level and attitude response
for a sample representing Egyptian parents towards emergency management of permanent tooth
avulsion for children ...