Student Satisfaction in Higher Education: A Turkish Case

Ceyhan Aldemir and Yaprak Gülcan

Higher Education Management and Policy, 2004, vol. 16, issue 2, 109-122

Abstract: The aim of this paper is to determine the level and the factors for university students’ satisfaction with the institutions they are attending. Firstly, the concept of satisfaction will be defi ned. Secondly, a conceptual framework to demonstrate the relationship between the factors which lie behind university student satisfaction will be presented. Thirdly, the results and implications of a survey with which the authors tried to test the presupposed relationships within the boundaries of the conceptual framework will be given and discussed. The limitations of the research are also given. The results of the research show that, at least for some Turkish university students, the quality of education, instructors, textbooks and being female and informed ...

Date: 2004
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