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Findings of Official Thesis
Findings of Official Thesis
The 19 respondents have not yet taken any exam but are
planning to take the exam in the near future.
We also discovered that most of the respondents
answered more than one for their reason in taking the
course or pursuing the degree. The top reason was
influence by parents or relatives, while the most
least reason was because of status of prestige
profession.
Specifically, the respondents have 46 answer in the
undergraduate AB/BS area and the 17 respondents
answered in graduate MS/MA/Phd area with the reason of
attaining high grades in the subject area. The thirteen
respondents in undergraduate area and 3 answered the
reason availability of the course offering.
Most answers of those individuals who chose the
reason availability of the courses offering was it is
the most affordable course in which the family could
support them financially.
It implies that most of the respondents believed that
their decision was greatly influenced by their family
and the reason for it was the most affordable in the
course that was offered during that time.
In the field of training and advance studies after
college we revealed that seven respondents took
different trainings and seminars and 25 respondents
which comprised the 25% of the total population was not
yet taken any exam but are planning in the near future.
The 79% of the respondents did not took any seminars
after graduation.
We discovered that 14 of the respondents pursued the
advanced studies. The four respondents for the
promotion and ten respondents for pursuing the
professional development program. The eighteen
respondents did not answer.
In short fourteen respondents have continued their
studies even after graduating because of their own
personal reason the eighteen respondents did not took
any further studies because of their own reasons.
The employment data that we have gathered showed that
at the time of the study most respondents were employed
while the others have not yet presently employed but