Help my Stats project, please.

[Micteu]

Hi. You don't have to do anything, but if you want to help my final project in my Statistics class, could you fill out answers on the link provided, please? There are five questions, none of which require a long answer.

Survey link: www.zeldadungeon.net/Justin/statproject

[sandcastles]

there you go!

[Micteu]

Thanks a bunch! We were finding very little correlation between anything but age and living with parents. More samples means a higher chance of finding other correlations.

[DM Arsescratcher]

Is this just for US Citizens?

Rest of us folks don't have GPAs, and you can't complete the survey without putting a figure in.

If it helps though:

Gender Male

Age 37

GPA: No idea, but my average grade at school was a B (Good)

Do you live with parents or on your own?: Neither, live with Missus

The percent of Glass, Aluminum, Plastic, Paper, etc recycled? 95%

[hyurg]

An average grade of a B would be a gpa of 3.0.

[nura]

yeah me to id help but a gpa isnt something we get near as I can figure you would multiply hours of course by the final grade number, for school thats like

48 weeks worth split among seven or 8 subjects call it around 1300 or so for each of maths, arithmetic, chemistry, biology, english, modern studies, geography.

for college and uni gpa is even worseI got so many courses but got five city and guilds all at credit and one at distinction not sure how thatd translate into gpa lol.

Is this just for US Citizens?

Rest of us folks don't have GPAs, and you can't complete the survey without putting a figure in.

If it helps though:

Gender Male

Age 49

GPA: No idea, but my average grade at school was a B

Do you live with parents or on your own?: on own

The percent of Glass, Aluminum, Plastic, Paper, etc recycled? 75%

[Micteu]

Thanks. Nura and Shimmer, I sent an email to the guy converting the survey, so your results are being used. This had a way bigger turn-out than I thought. Thank you all so much.

[minion]

haven't been in school for most of a decade, but used a rough composite of high school through the couple of post-secondary stints. hope it helps.

on a side note, our percentage of recycled materials went up quite a bit recently when the company picking it up stopped requiring it be separated and merely required it all be (at least relatively) clean and broken down enough to fit in the appropriate container. before that it was too much hassle to have different containers for glass, plastic, aluminum, other cans, cardboard, paper... we ended up doing plastic and cans regularly with an occasional break-down session for a large number of cardboard boxes. if only they could figure out a way to recycle diapers... that's about 30% of our waste stream (pun intended, but the statement itself is legitimate).