In October 2023, the Studyplus Trend Institute of Studyplus Co., Ltd. will launch a series of interviews with ronin students who are working hard every day to study for entrance exams, former ronin students who have become university students after living as ronin students, and students who are studying for entrance exams while attending university. A survey was conducted targeting masked ronin people. The results were published. 10 respondents.
The survey was conducted from Wednesday, October 2023, 10 to Friday, October 25, 10, and 27 ronin students, 211 people who have experienced ronin (university and graduate students), and 93 masked ronin students (university students) responded. .
According to the survey, less than 5% of ronin students and former ronin students were accepted to a university during their active years. It seems that he chose to become a ronin because of his commitment to his first choice. Regarding the reason for becoming a ronin, the most common answer among ronin students and former ronin students was ``because the required academic ability was high (72.7%)''. Among Kamen Ronin students, the most common answer was "Because I had decided to become a Kamen Ronin from the beginning (46.8%)."
When asked about the hardships and worries of ronin life, ``loneliness and lack of communication'' (17.4%) were the most common response among ronin students and former ronin students. This was followed by ``sluggish performance'' (11.2%). Among Kamen Ronin students, the most common responses were ``feeling lonely'' and ``balance of studying for entrance exams and earning university credits,'' each at 25.5%.
Regarding the method of studying for entrance exams, 7% of ronin students and former ronin students attended cram schools or cram schools, while 6% of masked ronin students said they did not use any methods. The utilization rate of ``correspondence education'' was higher than that of ``cram school/preparatory school.'' When asked, ``What do you think about being a ronin now?'' more than 7% of ronin students and more than half of masked ronin students answered, ``I'm glad I became a ronin.''
