Circle Activities Analysis

 Circle Activities Analysis

My research topic : Circle activities

Target : Japanese University students
Number of respondents : (10)

(Summary) Students answered 9 questions about circle activities.

(Results)

Graph#1 shows the gender ratio for this survey.

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Graph#2 shows the percentage of people who belong to club activities, and it can be seen that 80% of students belong to club activities.

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Question 3 asked respondents to answer about the organization they belong to. Graph 3 shows what kind of organization it is. It turns out that many people belong to sports or planning/management circles.

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Graph 4 shows the frequency of activities, with the majority occurring once or twice a week.

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Question 6 asked respondents to indicate the date of their last activity, and most of them were within a week. 

Graph#5 shows the necessity of clubs in university life, and many people feel that they are necessary.

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Question 9 asked why they should belong to a club. Many said they found it rewarding to be able to make new friends and support the school and students. Circle activities can be a good opportunity to create new communities.

Question 10 asked what they would like to do if they were to form their own circle. I was able to get a variety of answers based on their hobbies, such as K-pop and sports.

(CONCLUSION)

From these surveys, I learned about the role of clubs in university life. I think club activities are one of the major tools for university students to enrich their communities and lives.