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Discussion on the Reform of Rear Service in Colleges and Universities

Liping Wang

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This paper discusses three problems in the reform of rear service in colleges and universities: the society and colleges should provide a favorable environment for the reform; the purpose of the reform should always provide services for education, and the reform of rear service in colleges and universities should be carried on steadily.

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This paper discusses three problems in the reform of rear service in colleges and universities: the society and colleges should provide a favorable environment for the reform; the purpose of the reform should always provide services for education, and the reform of rear service in colleges and universities should be carried on steadily.

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This paper discusses three problems in the reform of rear service in colleges and universities: the society and colleges should provide a favorable environment for the reform; the purpose of the reform should always provide services for education, and the reform of rear service in colleges and universities should be carried on steadily.

Key concepts: Service (business), Public administration, Higher education, Education reform, Political science, Public relations, Business, Marketing

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