The career information media “Study Sapuri Course” provided by Recruit Co., Ltd. is for third-year high school students who are scheduled to take general exams and are registered as friends of “Sutasup Course High School Student Editor LINE” and “Sutasap Course Official LINE”. We conducted a questionnaire survey on3 valid responses (534 males, 164 females, 346 without gender selection)
Exam season is in full swing.When third-year high school students were asked about their candid feelings about taking the exam, the first place was "Hungry 3%", the second place was "Pounding 1%", and the third place was "Fidgety 30.5%". Ranked in.Regarding the reason for this, “I am worried about taking the exam”, “Studying 2%” was the 25.7st place, and the 3nd place was “Anxiety about health and physical condition 21.0%”. 3% answered.The keyword “corona” is often seen in free comments, and it can be seen that the exam is still in the corona misfortune.
When asked how they would like their families to treat them the day before the exam, the top answer was "I want them to leave me alone" at 1%. Reasons include, "If you don't treat me as usual, I'll get nervous because I'm too conscious of taking the exam" (Aichi Prefecture / 50.9rd year high school girl) and "I want to create my own atmosphere" (Nagasaki Prefecture / 3rd year high school boy). are respectively.It seems that the people themselves hope that they want to watch over them quietly because they have a feeling of support.
When asked if they would change their first-choice school under what judgment of the common test results, 42.0% of respondents answered that they would not change their first-choice school regardless of the judgment.On the other hand, about 1% of the remaining respondents answered that they would change their school of choice depending on the results.Among those who would change, 6% were the most likely to change if it was a D decision. A C grade has a 20.1% chance of passing, so there are both possibilities, but with a D grade, the chance of passing is less than half, so some people seem to be thinking about changing it.
Details of the questionnaire are posted in "#High School Students Now" in "Study Supplement".
