The effects of part-time job on academic freshmens study result

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Group 4: Tran Le Ha Anh

Ng Duy Thuy Duong Le Thao Huong Bui Thi Huyen

Ng Dieu Linh
Ng Thi Nga NgThu Phuong

Table of content
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Research Methodology Descriptive Results and Findings Results and findings of the Hypothesis Test Project evaluation Conclusions and recommendation

Research Methodology
Population and sample: Population: 150 students in academic majors Sample: 50 surveyed students Questionnaire design: 6 multiple choice questions Sample size:

Sample size: 34 students

Research Methodology
Sampling method and data collection: Sampling method: - Simple random sampling method

Data collection: - 50 questionaires to academic students

- Collecting data in some foundation class, for example, Marxist-Leninist philosophy, Basic of Vietnamese culture, or in some lecture of academic study, etc.

Research Methodology
Data processing: Collected and categorized all the questionnaires Calculated the necessary statistics and measured by the formulas Stored data in computer folder

Significant level of test:

Significance level: 0.025

Descriptive Results and Findings

Figure 1: The percentage of interviewers doing part-time job

24% 44% Still working Used to work Never 32%

Descriptive Results and Findings

Figure 2: Students reasons for quitting part-time jobs

18%

34%

20%

Time-consuming Study disconcentration Unreasonable salary Others

28%

Descriptive Results and Findings

Figure 3: Part-time jobs impact on students study
45 40 35 30 30 25 20 15 14 10 5 0 Providing soft skills Providing major knowledge Gaining money for study purpose Negatively afftecting Others 8 6 Percentages (%) 42

Descriptive Results and Findings

Figure 4: Students opinion towards part-time jobs
2%

Yes No

98%

Results and findings of the Hypothesis Test

Question: Is there sufficient evidence to infer that the mean of average scores of students working part-time is greater than 7 The survey with the main question: What average score at university did you get when taking a part-time job? Estimating the population mean (data is quantitative). n= 50 normal distribution.

2 is unknown, 2 is replaced by s2
Use the estimators of based on the Student t-formula

Results and findings of the Hypothesis Test

Table 2 consists of the average mark of 50 academic students Calculating the sample mean

 Calculating the median - Sample size: n = 50

Results and findings of the Hypothesis Test

Results and findings of the Hypothesis Test

Positioning point = 15.5

Median = 7.0

Results and findings of the Hypothesis Test

Calculating the sample standard deviation - Formula:

Results and findings of the Hypothesis Test

Hypothesis testing procedure Identifying the null hypothesis H0: = 7 HA : > 7 Test statistic: use one-tailed t-test Significance level: = 0.025 Decision rule: Degree of freedom: df = 50 1 = 49 Reject H0 if t > t,df

Results and findings of the Hypothesis Test

Computing the value of the test statistic Conclusion:

Project evaluation
Limitations
Limited time Respondents: 1st year academic students The ignorance of people in some questions and information in the questionnaire or unwillingness to fill questionaire Implication Most candidates strongly agree that part-time job is good for

students

Recommendation
Arranging time Choosing job related to major Making trade-off