Philip Whitfield
Depending on the asset put together view and attracting with respect to crafted by Pierre Bourdieu and his vital ideas of field, habitus and capitals, we examine through understudy centre gathering reports, the impression of first year business college understudies, asking them what college and business college credits they considered during the application interaction so we can figure out what credits give business colleges an upper hand. Our discoveries uncover the blend of traits, what we call representative capital, that are fundamental to draw in understudies to a UK based business college in an examination escalated Russell Group college. This blend of properties and assets is basic to keeping up with the place of a college and business college in the view of candidates. Thus, we allude to the mix of elements as 'Business College Capital'.