Univesity Student Life Suvey Analysis

 Friday, June 23, 2023

University Student Life Survey Analysis

University Student Life Survey Analysis

My research topic: University student life

Target: Japanese University students

Number of respondents: (7)

(Summary) Students answered 9 questions about university student life.

(Results)

Graph#1 shows that most respondents enjoy their university life. In fact, 57.1%responded "yes", 28.6% responded "so-so", and there were 14.3% "no" responses. These results are a little surprising　that some people do not enjoy their university life.

#1

Graph#2 shows that communicating with friends is the most popular in free time between classes.

However, the fact that doing subjects and eating were also popular was not surprising.

#2

Graph#3 shows building Ⅱ as the respondents' favorite place in the kwansseigakuin university kobe sanda campus. This is not surprising. Because there are so many courses offered by the School of Policy Studies in Building Ⅱ that students spend a lot of time there.

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Graph#4 shows that most participants go to university 4th a week. This result is not surprising as there are many people who make a full day of rest.   

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Graph#5 shows that most respondents like to eat lunch in an empty classroom. The fact that there were fewer responses in academic commons is not surprising. But this is very surprising that 

students who do not eat lunch. 

#5

Graph#6 shows the last time to take a day off from university is generally June 12.

 I think it is highly likely that they are making a full day of rest on Monday. 

#6

Graph#7 shows that the time to get up on days when you have a first period is generally earlier in the morning. Most students get up two hours before the first period starts. However, it should be noted that only one person does not get up in time for the first period.

#7

Graph#8 shows what kinds of new buildings are suggested by the participants. 

Overall, it is clear that students want a place where they can relax.

#8

Graph#9 shows the participants' opinions of prioritizing part-time work in their college life.

Half of the respondents thought that prioritizing part-time work over college life was a good thing and half thought it was a bad thing.

#9

[CONCLUSION]

This survey has many surprising results. These results could be very interesting to people who research about the university students life.