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Accounting Objectives: - To prepare students for the University of Roehampton assignments, including writing the research proposal and the Bachelor thesis; - To learn to pay close attention to the structural requirements specified; - To introduce the concept and process of literature review, including in-text citations and references in Harvard style; - To demonstrate application of the key terms and concepts introduced in the course, including use of supportive visuals; - To develop critical thinking skills; - To develop the skills of synthesising and making recommendations based on the findings obtained. Title: Customer-centric FinTech startups: a case of neobanking Cover page: Title (you may change the title accordingly, depending on the bank chosen), your name and ID, word count –mandatory (exclud​

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Answered by BeAuTyBLusH
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Students who apply to MBA programs must take the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT). University admissions committees use the GMAT score as one of the critical indicators of how well a student is likely to perform in the MBA program. However, the GMAT may not be a very strong indicator for all MBA programs. Suppose that an MBA program designed for middle managers who wish to upgrade their skills was launched 3 years ago. To judge how well the GMAT score predicts MBA performance, a sample of 12 graduates was taken. Their grade point averages in the MBA program (values from 0 to 12) and their GMAT score (values range from 200 to 800) are listed here. Compute the covariance, the coefficient of correlation, and the coefficient of determination. Interpret your findings.

Answered by Anonymous
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A company that offers courses to prepare students for the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) has collected the following information about its customers: 20% are undergraduate students in business, 15% are undergraduate students in other fields of study, and 60% are college graduates.

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