Factors Affecting Student Enrolment System

The teaching reputation of universities has been more important for college students in England than their research profiles (Price, 2003). Foskett (2006) found that students consider more carefully economic factors in times of distress and financial difficulty. These factors include job opportunities to increase their incomes, accommodation costs and family home closeness. James (2000) distinguishes a range of factors affecting the course preferences including: the reputation of the course among employers; graduates contentment from the course; graduate employment rates from the course; the quality of teaching, learning and assessment from the course including opportunities for flexible study.

The factors affecting student’s enrolment include

Discriminates analysis exhibited that high school grade point average and mother's or female guardian's level of influence were the most important factors for predicting if students would or would not enroll in a college institutions (Esters, Levon, 2007).

Enrollment System is used especially in recording and recover the student information. Tracing student information is also one attribute of enrollment system, in which the school can trace the standing of a student. Certifying payment was also added to update student billings. Enrollment System is a good example of a computer generated process.

This can reduce the workload and supply exact information needed of the school. As a result, it will help not only the student but the management as a whole. In college institutions like Harvest School in Dagupan City, Composed of elementary and high school level. The school puts high to its registration. The enrollment process is the primary level in gathering the precise student information needed to establish student permanent records.

A registration and billing system is needed by the institution to address the stated situation. The study has been made to help Harvent School gather fast and deliver the precise information (Calabozo & Fernandez,

This results for them to allure the enrollees and earn an income. Enrollees are attracted because the use of the said system makes the transactions faster and easier.

Controlling for these variables, researches then can estimate the probability that an individual student, who has applied or been admitted, will enroll at the institution. Thomas, Dawes, and Reznik (2001) and Des Jardins (2002) have suggested that these results can be used to benefit more effectively target recruitment efforts.

The developer’s primary concern is to make a system that will help to fasten the process. The subject of this study is the Enrolment System of Ebenezer Montessori Christian School, Inc. (September 2011). The study aims provide a system that will serve their Registrar accurately and with effectiveness in matters related to their enrolment.

Quality is important since colleges both want and need to enroll students to be able to take advantage of the kinds of curricula, advising, and other programming which they offer, and the quality of students affects future