University survey

University Commute Survey Analysis

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my research survey : University commute 

targets : Japanese university students 

number of responses :(5)😢

(summary): students answered 7 questions about university commute

(results)

Graph#1 shows that most respondents live at home or  live alone. In fact,  40% responded "live at home" , 60% responded "live alone". These results are little bit surprising. I had thought that more students lived at home, but there were more students living alone than I had expected.

#1 

Graph#2 shows that most respondents how long does it takes from where you live to where you go to school. In fact, 0-15min was 20%, It was 15-30min was 40% and 90-120min was 40%.As these results indicate, perhaps students who commute less than 30 minutes to school live alone.

Graph#3 shows that  question is at what time do you get up on days when you have a first period. Two people were there at 6:30, one at 7:30, and one at 8:00. I get up at 6:30am because it takes me over an hour and a half to get to school, and I envy those who can sleep an hour and a half longer than I can.

Graph#4 shows that  the question was when would there be classes.

It was found that none of the weekdays were commuting days, but only on Mondays, 40% of the students were able to make all their holidays!

Graph#5 shows that the question was with whom he commuted to school. The intent of this question was to see if going to school with someone would make the long commute a little less painful for the students.

Graph#6 shows that the question was about whether they ever felt inconvenienced when commuting to school. I find it very inconvenient, and am wondering if it could be more convenient. In fact, as the graph shows, as many as 60% of students find it inconvenient. College, make it more convenient!

My last question was to let me know if you have any complaints about the commute.

Like me, many people seem to think that the bus fare is very expensive and troublesome!

(Conclusion) 

For those who live at home, the commuting time to school may be relatively longer.

Dear University, please make the bus fare free for students!

If you can't, make it 5,000 yen per month for unlimited rides or something!

And more buses! I can't sit down!