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INTRODUCTION
The educational needs of students regardless of school level they are
in, truly a nature of life's financial responsibility of parents to be sustained.
As a person develops and grow as through personhood, their needs as well
changes and becoming more complex.
One of the rights a person must fulfill is to be at school, learning and
developing his/her abilities and to be well-mannered to explore life. But a
pre-requisite to this is the financial capability of parents to send their
children to school. Certain factors may affect the behavior of students in
terms of spending. Such factors are food, transportation, school-related
expenses and internet. Comparing high school and college expenses of
students can help parents forecast what amounts would they allocate to
sustain these needs of their children.
It is very essential to know how relative the school level of students
affects their allowances. Through floating of questionnaires, this research will
be able to know the significant difference between the expenses of high
school and college students.
General statement/objective
To conduct a comparative study between the spending pattern of High school
and College students around Tuguegarao City.
Specific statement/objectives
METHODOLOGY
This research design consisted of comparative research to conduct in a more
detailed manner through a structured questionnaire survey design. It was
used because
as
possible.
The
study
was
carried
out
by
floating
questionnaires were given. It took the researchers for one day to complete
the floating of questionnaires. The total number of target respondents is 20.
There was 100% response rate.
Variables
Food
Transportati
on
SchoolRelated
Expenses
(School
Supplies,
Projects,
Books)
Internet
Below
100
Frequen Percenta
cy (f)
ge (%)
SECONDAR
Y
LEVEL
100200
Frequency Percenta
(f)
ge (%)
Above
201
Frequency Percenta
(f)
ge (%)
17
85
10
17
85
10
30
45
25
15
75
20
COLLEGE
Variables
Food
Transportati
on
SchoolRelated
Expenses
(School
Supplies,
Projects,
Books)
Internet
Below
100
Frequen Percenta
cy (f)
ge (%)
LEVEL
100-200
Frequency Percenta
(f)
ge (%)
Above
201
Frequency Percenta
(f)
ge (%)
10
50
25
25
12
60
25
15
25
35
40
15
75
25
Graph 1. FOOD
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
Secondary
College
30%
20%
10%
0%
Below 100
100-200
Above 200
The graph above shows that 85% or 17/20 of the secondary respondents
spend below 100Php of their allowance while only 5% or 1/20 of them spend
201Php and above.
In the tertiary level, 50% or 10/20 of the respondents spend below 100Php of their
allowance while 25% or 5/20 of them spend 100-200Php the same in 201Php and
above.
In comparison, both secondary and tertiary level have the most number of
respondents that spend below 100Php. But looking into the number of respondents
that spend 201Php and above, only 5% of the secondary students spend such
amount comparing to the 25% of tertiary.
Graph 2. TRANSPORTATION
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
Secondary
College
30%
20%
10%
0%
Below 100
100-200
Above 200
The graph above shows that 85% or 17/20 of the secondary respondents
spend below 100Php of their allowance while only 10% or 2/20 of them
spend 201Php and above.
In the tertiary level, 60% or 12/20 of the respondents spend below 100Php of their
allowance while 15% or 3/20 of them spend 201Php and above.
In comparison, both secondary and tertiary level have the most number of
respondents that spend below 100Php. But looking into the number of respondents
that spend 201Php and above, only 10% of the secondary students spend such
amount comparing to the 15% of tertiary.
50%
45%
40%
35%
30%
25%
20%
Secondary
College
15%
10%
5%
0%
Below 100
100-200
Above 200
The table above shows that 30% or 6/20 of the secondary respondents spend
below 100Php of their allowance while only 25% or 5/20 of them spend
201Php and above.
In the tertiary level, 25% or 5/20 of the respondents spend below 100Php of
their allowance while 40% or 8/20 of them spend 201Php and above.
Looking into the number of respondents that spend 201Php and above, only
25% of the secondary students spend such amount comparing to the 40% of
tertiary.
Graph 4. Internet
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
Secondary
College
30%
20%
10%
0%
Below 100
100-200
Above 200
The table above shows that 75% or 15/20 of the secondary respondents
spend below 100Php of their allowance while only 5% or 1/20 of them spend
201Php and above.
In the tertiary level, 75% or 15/20 of the respondents spend below 100Php of
their allowance while no one of them spend 201Php and above.
In comparison, both secondary and tertiary level have the most number of
respondents that spend below 100Php. But looking into the number of
respondents that spend 201Php and above, no one of the tertiary students
spend such amount comparing to the 5% of secondary.
CONCLUSION
APPENDICES
QUESTIONNAIRE
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF EXPENSES OF THE STUDENTS PRIOR TO THEIR SCHOOL
LEVELS
Name(optional):____________________________________
Signature:________________
School Level:
[
Secondary Level
College Level
For Secondary
Students:
Variables
Below 100
Php
100-200
Php
Below 100
Php
100-200
Php
Food
Transportation
School-related
expenses:
(School Supplies,
Projects, Books)
Internet
For College
Students:
Variables
Food
Transportation
School-related
expenses:
(School Supplies,
Projects, Books)
Internet