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Management & Marketing no. 4/2010
LACK OF OPTIMISM AMONG
MARKETING STUDENTS
VS. OTHER STUDENTS
Gregory S. BLACK,
Metro State College of Denver Denver, Colorado 80217-3362 Angelica BAHL, Metro State College of Denver Denver, Colorado 80217-3362
Abstract. For the first time in
American history, the current
generation of college-age students
may be destined for diminished
financial opportunities than their
parents. However, they may not
realize that and may continue to have
expectations higher than reality.
Marketing students appear to be the
least optimistic about their futures
than students with other majors. This
study utilizes a sample of 334
undergraduate students enrolled in
marketing classes to find that
dependent variables in three
categories – family influences,
demographic influences, and
academic influences – impact the
three independent variables of the
study – student degree aspirations,
career aspirations, and expected
starting salaries.
Keyword: academic performance,
business education, family influence,
future outlook, marketing majors.
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