| 英文摘要 |
This research is studying how the marking strategy, product mix, of a school department can affect the key factors concerning students in choosing the department. Also, I use the Department of Fashion Styling as an example in this study. I first exerted the four product mix of the American marketer, E. Jerome McCarthy (1964): product, price, place and promotion, to elaborate what the key factors are to make students choose to study in the department of fashion styling. I had applied the Dematel method to the students of senior high schools and senior high & vocational schools, university freshmen, senior high school teachers, and college instructors. Based on my analytical data, it has indicated that there are a few factors that influence students in making their choice; namely, they are the differentiation of public and privet schools, the differentiation of deferent inhabited areas, the convenience of transportation in that area, the fame and image of schools, the performance of school students, school faculty and even schools’ equipment and facilities. |