List of Tables
p. V-VII
Texte intégral
Table 1.1 | Questionnaire Administration in the Halls of Residence | 4 |
Table 1.2 | Questionnaire Administration to Students in Private Accommodation | 6 |
Table 3.1 | Student Population 1948-1998 | 34 |
Table 3.2 | Student Population 1988/89 – 1993/94 | 35 |
Table 3.3 | Capacity of Various Halls of Residence | 37 |
Table 3.4 | Average Number of Squatters in the Halls (1993/94 session) | 48 |
Table 3.5 | Designed Capacity of the Halls and Number of Resident Students by Hall of Residence Over Time (1980-1995) | 49 |
Table 3.6 | Facilities in Relation to Student Population | 53 |
Table 4.1 | Sex of Respondents | 62 |
Table 4.2 | Types of Students | 62 |
Table 4.3 | Presence of Extended Family Member with Whom Students Could Live in Ibadan | 63 |
Table 4.4 | Ownership of Accommodation | 64 |
Table 4.5 | First Time of Securing Accommodation ? | 65 |
Table 4.6 | How Squatters Secured Accommodation | 65 |
Table 4.7 | First Time of Squatting ? | 6 |
Table 4.8 | Ever Secured Regular Accommodation ? | 66 |
Table 4.9 | Whether Student Had a Squatter during Previous Accommodation | 67 |
Table 4.10 | Number of Squatters Had during Regular Accommodation | 67 |
Table 4.11 | Role Reversal: Whether Squatted Current Landlord . | 67 |
Table 4.12 | Payment for Squatting Space | 68 |
Table 4.13 | Squatter’s Sense of Self-esteem | 69 |
Table 4.14 | Physiological and Psychological Characteristics of Squatters | 69 |
Table 4.15 | Reasons Why Students Prefer Squatting | 70 |
Table 4.16 | Number of Students Statutorily Allocated to Rooms . | 71 |
Table 4.17 | Number of Students that Sleep in Rooms at Night . . | 71 |
Table 4.18 | Evaluation of Halls Facilities | 73 |
Table 4.19 | Whether Respondent Ever Stayed Off-Campus.... | 74 |
Table 4.20 | Where Respondent Stayed When He/She Did Not Stay Off-Campus | 74 |
Table 4.21 | Appropriateness of Current Hall Management Structure | 75 |
Table 4.22 | Support for On Campus Student Residence¤ | 75 |
Table 4.23 | Reasons for Supporting On-Campus Residence for Students | 76 |
Table 4.24 | Reasons for not Supporting On-Campus Students’ Residence | 77 |
Table 4.25 | Support for Private/Quasi Private Management of Halls of Residence | 78 |
Table 4.26 | Reasons for Supporting Private/Quasi Private Management of Hall | 79 |
Table 4.27 | Reasons for Not Supporting Private/Quasi Private Management of Halls | 80 |
Table 4.28 | Amount Students are Willing to Pay for Hall Accommodation Managed by Private/Quasi Private Management | 81 |
Table 4.29 | What is Enjoyed Most On Campus | 82 |
Table 4.30 | Reservations about On-Campus Living | 84 |
Table 4.31 | General Comments about University Hall Accommodation | 85 |
Table 5.1 | Location of Residence | 87 |
Table 5.2 | Method of Securing Accommodation | 89 |
Table 5.3 | Rent Per Month | 90 |
Table 5.4 | Number of Families Living in House | 90 |
Table 5.5 | Room Occupancy Ratio in Privately Arranged Accommodation | 91 |
Table 5.6 | Assessment of Facilities in Residence | 93 |
Table 5.7 | Commuting Cost to and from Campus | 94 |
Table 5.8 | Commuting Time to Campus | 94 |
Table 5.9 | Number of Buses/Cabs Taken to Campus | 95 |
Table 5.10 | Support for On Campus Accommodation | 97 |
Table 5.11 | Reasons for Supporting On-Campus Living | 98 |
Table 5.12 | Reasons for Not Supporting On-Campus Living .. | 99 |
Table 5.13 | Appropriateness of Current University Hall Management Structure | 99 |
Table 5.14 | Support for Private/Quasi Private Management of Halls of Residence | 100 |
Table 5.15 | Reasons for Supporting Private/Quasi Private Management of Halls | 101 |
Table 5.16 | Reasons for Not Supporting Private/Quasi Private Management of Halls | 102 |
Table 5.17 | Halls Where Off-Campus Students Had Squatted Before | 102 |
Table 5.18 | Cost of Bedspace Ever Bought on Campus¤ | 103 |
Table 5.19 | What Off-Campus Students Liked Most about Living On-Campus | 104 |
Table 5.20 | Reservations about On-Campus Living | 105 |
Table 5.21 | General Comments | 106 |
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