EFFECT OF LATE ACCOMMODATION ON ARCHITECTURAL STUDENTS PERFORMANCE

A STUDY OF INSURGENCY-PRONE AREAS OF NORTH-EASTERN, NIGERIA

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  • YAWATE VAHYALA ELISHA vahyalayawat@gmail.com Author

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Late Accommodation, Academic Performance, Architectural Students, Insurgency-Prone Region, Socio-Economic Factors, Stress Levels

Abstract

Access to suitable and timely accommodation significantly influences the academic performance and well-being of university students. This study examined how delayed accommodation provision affects the academic performance of architectural students in an insurgency-prone region. A sample of 265 Bachelor's degree students in Architecture participated, with data collected on socio-economic factors, gender, stress levels, and academic performance. Regression analysis revealed that delayed accommodation negatively impacts academic performance, causing more significant challenges for affected students. Socio-economic factors, such as student level, were also linked to academic performance (P<0.05), while stress levels showed no significant impact (P>0.05). These findings underscore the importance of timely accommodation allocation in insurgency-prone regions. Educational institutions should prioritize efficient accommodation planning to minimize disruptions to students' academic pursuits. Moreover, gender-specific support and equitable access to resources and technology are essential for creating an inclusive learning environment.

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31-07-2024

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YAWATE VAHYALA ELISHA. (2024). EFFECT OF LATE ACCOMMODATION ON ARCHITECTURAL STUDENTS PERFORMANCE: A STUDY OF INSURGENCY-PRONE AREAS OF NORTH-EASTERN, NIGERIA. Journal of Biodiversity and Environmental Research, 5(4). https://ssaapublications.com/sjber/article/view/257

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