Final Project & Report You have been hired by the Provost of GSU to work on a research project. The provost is interested in learning more about students who attend universities throughout the co Original Papers

Final Project & Report

You have been hired by the Provost of GSU to work on a research project. The provost is interested in learning more about students who attend

universities throughout the country, especially in terms of how they are faring. She is requesting a 5-7 page report (double spaced), excluding 1-

2 pages graphs/charts, a cover page, and references (APA style). The report should describe the sample of college students you analyze in terms of

demographic characteristics.

She also is interested in bivariate relationships (relationships between two variables) that would help her understand how students are doing. She is requesting this from you because of your expertise as a criminal justice student. As such, your report should concern issues related to criminology, victimology, criminal justice, and other aspects of the field.

To complete the project, students will be using data from the American College Health

Assessment National College

Health Assessment (ACHA-NCHA II). These data reflect survey responses from college students throughout the United States.

• The survey contains data from college students regarding questions about their college experience, their health, and their behavior among other things.
• Full Survey Instrument:https://portal.acha.org/NCHA/About_ACHA_NCHA/Survey/NCHA/About/Survey.aspx
• Note:
• Not all survey items are included in the data provided: The data is a subsample of cases from the larger data set.

Learn more about the survey data

NCHA II Spring 2013 Reference Group Executive Summary (https://www.acha.org/documents/ncha/ACHA-NCHA-II_ReferenceGroup_ExecutiveSummary_Spring2013.pdf)

Note: Since the file provided is only a subsample of cases, the statistics reported here will be different from the results students find when completing this project. Disclaimer: This report is informational and not to be used in your analysis.