Opinions of Michigan Citizens about Community Colleges A Public Opinion Survey of a Cross-Section of 800 Adults Interviewed by Telephone, May 2-10, 1989. 3rd Bi-Annual Survey.

Opinions of Michigan Citizens about Community Colleges [microform] : A Public Opinion Survey of a Cross-Section of 800 Adults Interviewed by Telephone, May 2-10, 1989. 3rd Bi-Annual Survey.

In May 1989, a telephone survey was conducted of a random sample of 800 adults in Michigan to assess public opinion toward Michigan's community and junior colleges. Study findings included the following: (1) 88% of the respondents felt that a college education was "very important"; (2...

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Corporate Author: Michigan. State Board of Education. Project Outreach
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1989.
Subjects:
Adult Education.
College Choice.
College Role.
Community Attitudes.
Community Colleges.
Public Opinion.
Questionnaires.
Role of Education.
School Community Relationship.
Social Attitudes.
State Surveys.
Student Educational Objectives.
Telephone Surveys.
Two Year Colleges.

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