Contemporary Issues in Education Research (CIER) · 2016 · 30 citations · 25 references
Customer SatisfactionConsumer ResearchEducationSocial InfluenceOnline Customer BehaviorStudent RetentionService QualityManagementUniversity Student RetentionUser AcceptancePerceived ValueTrustE-service QualityMarketingHigher EducationCustomer LoyaltyInteractive MarketingBusinessCollegiate E-loyaltyOnline Higher EducationOnline Education
E-service quality of online higher education reflects the student’s perception of quality of online exchanges across four dimensions: fulfillment, efficiency, system availability and privacy. This study links e-service quality to intentions to remain loyal as mediated by perceived value in an online higher education environment. AMOS is used to examine the structural model based on responses to a student self-report online survey (n=127). Results indicate a strong causal linkage between e-S-QUAL and Loyalty Intentions as mediated by Perceived Value. Further, the direct linkage between e-S-QUAL and Loyalty Intentions was found to be insignificant, substantiating the proposed full mediation model.
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