Purpose
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At a Glance
Basic Needs Insecure: 57%
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Food Insecure: 36%
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Housing Insecure: 48%
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Homelessness: 13%
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Details
When Fielded
September - Nov 2020
Number of Responses
1,113 students
Response Rate
5.6%
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Health
As COVID-19 cases in the U.S. increased throughout the spring and fall of 2020, students health suffered.
Employment
The pandemic shuttered businesses and led to widespread furloughs, layoffs, and reductions in hours and pay. While the causes for job losses among college students are complex, campus closures, the loss of work-study opportunities, and job losses in the leisure and hospitality sector, in which younger, economically disadvantaged students are likely to work certainly contributed.
Families
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Respondent Demographics
Note: Classifications of gender identity and racial/ethnic background are not mutually exclusive. Students could self-identify with multiple classifications.
# of Students | % of Students | |
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Male | 256 | 31 |
Female | 547 | 67 |
Valid Responses | 256 | 31 |
# of Students | % of Students | |
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Male | 256 | 31 |
Female | 547 | 67 |
Valid Responses | 256 | 31 |
# of Students | % of Students | |
---|---|---|
Male | 256 | 31 |
Female | 547 | 67 |
Valid Responses | 256 | 31 |
# of Students | % of Students | |
---|---|---|
Male | 256 | 31 |
Female | 547 | 67 |
Valid Responses | 256 | 31 |
# of Students | % of Students | |
---|---|---|
Male | 256 | 31 |
Female | 547 | 67 |
Valid Responses | 256 | 31 |
# of Students | % of Students | |
---|---|---|
Male | 256 | 31 |
Female | 547 | 67 |
Valid Responses | 256 | 31 |
# of Students | % of Students | |
---|---|---|
Male | 256 | 31 |
Female | 547 | 67 |
Valid Responses | 256 | 31 |