Chart 1: Frequency Distribution of the Student Respondents in terms of Age

'Age Distribution'

2%2%

28%

68%

17-19 20-22 23-25 26-above

The Chart shows the Age Distribution of the Respondents which is out of 585
responses, 399 or 68% ages 17-19 years old, followed by 163 or 28% ages 20-22
years old, then 13 or 2% ages 23-25 lastly only 10 or 2% ages 26 or older.

Chart 2: Frequency Distribution of the Student Respondents in terms of Sex

'Sex Distribution'

male
42%
female
58%

male female

The Chart shows the Sex Distribution of the Respondents which is 58% (341/585) are
female QND 42% (244/585) are male.
Chart 3: Frequency Distribution of the Student Respondents in terms of courses

Course Distributi on
120
60 137
76 61 60
0 56 52 50
45 21
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The Chart shows the Course Distribution of the Respondents which is out of 585
responses, 137 or 23% of respondents wants to take up BS Criminology, 76 or 13%
wants BS Psychology, 61 or 10% BS Business Administration, while 60 or 10% wants
BS Hotel Management, 56 or 10% wants BS Tourism Management then 52 or 9%
wants BS Agri Fishery and Management, and 50 or 9% wants BS Information
Technology, 45 or 8% wants BS Fisheries, 21 or 4% wants B Secondary Education,
then 19 or 3% wants BS Technology and Livelihood Education, lastly 8 or 1% wants BT
Technical Vocational Technology Education.
Chart 3: Frequency Distribution of the Student Respondents in terms of civil
status

Status Distributi on

married6
status

single 579

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

No. of Respondents
The Chart shows the Status Distribution of the students which is 99% (579/585) are
single while only 1% (6/585) are married already.