Life of style in Internal Sections for University Students
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Life of style, , University Students, InternalAbstract
Background: The Life of style of university students is a multidimensional concept that encompasses various factors such as physical health, emotional well-being, social relationships, and living conditions
Methods: The study has been conducted in a period of six months extending from 11 /11/ 2024 to 1 /3/ 2025 in university of Mosul .Probability (simple random sample) was selected for the present study. A sample of university students in Mosul city. (120 students). The subject’s acceptance to participate in the study was through the use of a specialized consent form.
Results: The finding shows that most of the sample participating in the study amounted to 120 students, that most of the study sample was from 21 to 23 years old, at a rate of 54.2%, and that the sample of male was higher than that of female by (69.2%), 65% of the sample whose residence was other governorates , as well The sample was distributed in terms of between colleges of the Medicine, engineering , humanity and scientific.
Conclusion: The study concluded that the highlight both strengths and weaknesses in the quality of life of dormitory students at the University of Mosul. While personal development and perceived academic quality are seen as strengths, there are significant concerns in areas such as satisfaction, administrative quality, and social integration. Addressing these issues will be crucial for improving students' overall experience and ensuring that they can thrive both academically and personally during their time at the university.
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