Choosing College in the 2000s: An Updated Analysis Using the Conditional Logistic Choice Model

RT @btskinner: Already beaten to the punch by @rkelchen, but my Research in Higher Ed article on on choosing college in the 2000s is now on…

RT @btskinner: Already beaten to the punch by @rkelchen, but my Research in Higher Ed article on on choosing college in the 2000s is now on…

RT @jonattridge: Newly published research by @btskinner highlights that many students are self-selecting out of better college matches at…

"These results support other research that shows students may self-select out of potentially better college matches due to lack of information about actual costs or limited geographic opportunity." https://t.co/lbfaUR4VVz

Newly published research by @btskinner highlights that many students are self-selecting out of better college matches at the application phase. Many practical lessons for policy makers for high achieving and low-income students. https://t.co/0vAFu0PFGm h

RT @btskinner: Already beaten to the punch by @rkelchen, but my Research in Higher Ed article on on choosing college in the 2000s is now on…

This thread is an exemplar of how to tweet about your published research. It: 1) Acknowledges the giants on whose shoulders the author stands 2) Provides abstract and links to both the paper and replication files When I grow up, I want to be like @btskin

Here's the shareable link: https://t.co/QSHMdmSdHp

Already beaten to the punch by @rkelchen, but my Research in Higher Ed article on on choosing college in the 2000s is now online: https://t.co/kutETkobdU

RT @rkelchen: New Research in Higher Ed article by @btskinner updates traditional college choice models using data from a more recent cohor…