Business, 21.03.2020 03:13 gabbystar517

Let’s assume you live in Nassau County and you intend to choose a Master program offer by colleges within the county. Your decision is based on two major criteria groups that can be grouped as following: costs, and non-monetary factors. Costs are strongly preferred to non-monetary factors. Non-monetary factors are comprised of status and convenience. Status is strongly preferred to convenience. The schools you are considering are Stony Brook, LIU-Post, and Hofstra.

For costs, Stony Brook is strongly preferred to LIU-Post and Hofstra. Hofstra is weakly preferred to LIU-Post.
For status, Stony Brook is weakly preferred to Hofstra. Hofstra is weakly preferred to LIU-Post. Stony Brook is strongly preferred to LIU-Post.
For convenience, LIU-Post is strongly preferred to Stony Brook, and weakly preferred to Hofstra. Hofstra is strongly preferred to Stony Brook for convenience.
Which school would you choose to go to, and why? Choose the type of analysis that makes the most sense given the information. Show each step in your solution including pertinent graphs and charts. Are your preferences consistent? How do you know? (5 points)

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