Time Current Co., Ltd. is a four-year university graduation qualification holder aged 48 to 59 who experienced university entrance exams during the "Showa" era, and active university students aged 18 to 21 who experienced university entrance exams during the "Heisei" era. Conducted "Awareness and fact-finding survey on university entrance exams".The results of responses from a total of 800 people have been released.
According to the survey, the incidence of unexpected situations and troubles that occurred on the day of the test was 4.3% for the Showa generation and 3% for the Heisei generation, which is three times that.The contents of the troubles of the Heisei generation were 13.8st place "I forgot something" 1%, 23.6nd place "I got sick" 2%, and 21.8rd place "Trouble occurred in transportation" 3%.
When I asked my juniors for advice from "seniors" who had trouble, if they "forgot something", they said, "Don't try to do something on your own, rely on the people around you." "Get up early." If you feel sick, such as "have enough time to check that you have nothing left behind," "it is better to bring anti-diarrhea." Don't eat too much cold food. "Also, if you have a problem with transportation, you should stop at a hotel as close as possible in a snowy area, or leave with plenty of time to arrive at the test site too early. He advised on proactive measures to deal with transportation problems.
Regarding the "enemy" that hinders the concentration of studying for entrance exams, "sleepiness" was the most common in both the Showa and Heisei generations, followed by "examination pressure". After the 3rd place, there is a big difference between generations, and in the Showa generation, the 3rd place is "TV" with 18.0%.In the Heisei generation, "SNS" was 3% in 36.8rd place, and "smartphone game" was 4% in 31.5th place.In addition, the answer of "Nothing in particular" was overwhelmingly higher in the Showa generation than in the Heisei generation, and it was found that there are many factors that hinder the concentration of studying for entrance exams in the Heisei generation.
