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Practicing data mining for enrollment management and beyond

Jing Luan, Chun‐Mei Zhao

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Abstract As a tour de force, data mining is likely to gain wider use in the next few years. To facilitate this transition, we make several recommendations addressed to both institutional research professionals and the Association of Institutional Research.

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Abstract As a tour de force, data mining is likely to gain wider use in the next few years. To facilitate this transition, we make several recommendations addressed to both institutional research professionals and the Association of Institutional Research.

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Abstract As a tour de force, data mining is likely to gain wider use in the next few years. To facilitate this transition, we make several recommendations addressed to both institutional research professionals and the Association of Institutional Research.

Key concepts: Institutional research, Enrollment management, Higher education, Public relations, Business, Data science, Knowledge management, Political science

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