Actions to increase enrollment in the career of Arts at the University of East
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growth strategy, career counseling, social impactAbstract
The issue addressed in this paper aims to increase enrollment in the career of Arts at the University of East due to the decline that has taken in recent years. Admission to the race in this university has been threatened by poor job of career guidance made since the pre-university level, both didactic and methodological actions are proposed to analyze the elements related to the decline, in order to develop a strategy didactic contributing to its increase, from work in the work of vocational guidance, perspective and social impact.
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