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    The document summarizes the results of a survey of 99 college students about how their college enrollment impacts their free time. The majority of respondents were female and taking between 13-18 credit hours. Most students reported spending 10+ hours on homework per week, 6-10 hours with friends and family, and having 5-15 hours of free time. The conclusion is that the survey found no correlation between credit hours and amount of free time, contrary to the initial hypothesis.

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    The document summarizes the results of a survey of 99 college students about how their college enrollment impacts their free time. The majority of respondents were female and taking between 13-18 credit hours. Most students reported spending 10+ hours on homework per week, 6-10 hours with friends and family, and having 5-15 hours of free time. The conclusion is that the survey found no correlation between credit hours and amount of free time, contrary to the initial hypothesis.

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    of 11

    IMPACT ON

    FREE TIME DUE


    TO COLLEGE
    ENROLLMENT
    Devyn Carmen, Zetta Kennedy, Mayra
    Saldana

    Our questions:
    What is your gender?
    How many credit hours are you taking?
    What college are you enrolled in?
    How much free time do you have in a week?
    How much time do you devote to friends and family
    a week?
    How much time do you spend on homework in a
    week?

    The results
    Total Number of Responses : 99

    What gender are you?


    Females=83
    Males=16

    What college are you


    enrolled in?

    How many credit hours


    are you taking?
    3-6 credits: 4
    7-9 credits: 5
    10-12 credits: 16
    13-15 credits: 42
    16-18 credits: 31
    Other: 1

    How much time do you


    spend on homework?
    1-3 Hours: 6
    4-6 Hours: 20
    7-9 Hours: 28
    10+ Hours:
    45

    How much time do you devote


    to friends and family in a week?
    1-5 Hours: 26
    6-10 Hours:
    43
    11-15 Hours:
    18
    16+ Hours:
    12

    How much free time do


    you have in a week?
    5-10 Hours:
    31
    11-15 Hours:
    29
    16-20 Hours:
    22
    21+ Hours:
    17

    Conclusion:

    Conclusion:
    From our research, our results show that there is no
    correlation between the number of credits you take
    and how much free time you have. We had
    hypothesized that the more credits the less hours
    of free time you would have but we got the
    opposite with our results.

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