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 3. Title: Socio-Economic Conditions of College Students - Questionnaire 

Introduction:

Thank you for participating in this survey. The purpose of this questionnaire is to gather information about the socio-economic conditions of college students. The data collected will be used for research purposes only and will be kept confidential. Your responses will be valuable in understanding the challenges and opportunities faced by college students in terms of their socio-economic well-being. Please answer the following questions to the best of your knowledge and experiences.

Note: Please answer based on your personal experiences and observations.

Section 1: Demographic Profile

1. Name :_________________________________________________________________ 2. Address:

       _______________________________________________________________________

       _______________________________________________________________________

3. Gender:

a) Female

b) Male

c) Non-binary

d) Prefer not to say

4. Age:

a) Under 18

b) 18-24

c) 25 and above

Written And Spoken Communication Skills-V T.Y.B.Com/ B.Sc./ B.A. Semester-V

Academic Year: 2023-2024

5. Educational Level:

a) Undergraduate

b) Postgraduate

c) Other (please specify: ________)

Section 2: Socio-Economic Background

1. What is your current source of income? a) None (relying solely on family support) b) Part-time job

c) Scholarships/Grants

d) Internships

e) Other (please specify: ________)

2. Are you financially responsible for your college expenses? a) Yes, fully responsible

b) Partially responsible (with family support)

c) No, entirely supported by family

d) Other (please specify: ________)

3. Are you currently receiving any financial aid or scholarships for your education? a) Yes

b) No

4. How would you describe your family's socio-economic background? a) High income

b) Middle income

c) Low income

d) I don't know

5. Have you faced any financial challenges in meeting your college expenses? a) Yes

b) No

Section 3: Living Situation

1. What is your current living situation during your college education? a) Living with family

b) Renting an apartment/flat

c) Living in a college hostel/dormitory

d) Other (please specify: ________)

2. Are you satisfied with your current living situation in terms of affordability, safety, and convenience?

a) Yes

b) No

3. Do you have access to reliable transportation to commute to college? a) Yes

b) No

Section 4: Employment and Work-Study Balance

1. Are you currently employed or engaged in any work-study programs? a) Yes

b) No

2. If employed or engaged in work-study, please provide the following details: a) Occupation/Job title:

b) Average number of hours worked per week:

c) Monthly income (if applicable):

3. How do you manage the balance between your academic commitments and employment/work-study responsibilities?

a) Flexibility in work hours

b) Efficient time management

c) Reduced course load

d) Support from professors/advisors e) Other (please specify: ________) f) I struggle to maintain a balance

Section 5: Access to Resources and Support

1. Do you have access to reliable internet connectivity for your academic requirements?

a) Yes b) No

Written And Spoken Communication Skills-V T.Y.B.Com/ B.Sc./ B.A. Semester-V

Academic Year: 2023-2024

2. Are you able to afford essential study materials (books, software, etc.)? a) Yes

b) No

3. Are there any academic support services provided by your college/university? (e.g., tutoring, counseling)

a) Yes

b) No

3. Are you aware of any financial literacy programs or workshops offered by your college/university to support students' understanding of personal finance and budgeting?

a) Yes b) No

4. Are there any student organizations or community resources that provide support to students from low-income backgrounds?

a) Yes (Please specify: ________) b) No

5. How would you rate the overall support and resources available to students regarding their socio-economic well-being?

a) Excellent 

b) Good

c) Average 

d) Poor

Section 6: Aspirations and Future Plans

1. What are your career aspirations or plans after completing your college education? a) Employment in a specific industry or field

b) Pursuing higher education

c) Entrepreneurship or starting a business

d) Other (please specify: ________)

2. Do you feel optimistic about your future prospects in terms of socio-economic progress and financial stability?

a) Yes

b) No

c) Unsure

3What kind of support or resources do you think would be beneficial to improve the socio- economic conditions of college students?

______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

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Thank you for taking the time to complete this questionnaire. Your input is highly appreciated and will contribute to a better understanding of the socio-economic conditions of college students.

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