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Understanding the role of social media on a student's college choice process and the implications on a university's enrollment and marketing strategies
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With decreasing state funds, a sluggish economy, and increased competition, universities are finding new ways to recruit prospective students to their institutions (Campbell, 2013; Sandlin & Pena, 2014). One way to create relationships and recruit prospective students to a university is through the
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