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Quantitative research project

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Narvis Kennel

Temple University currently operates two shuttle bus services but research found this is not enough to meet student needs. The researchers surveyed 180 students about Temple and public transportation options. Students expressed a preference for paying extra to avoid crowded public transportation. Based on this primary research, the researchers believe Temple should implement a new shuttle bus service and are pitching a proposal to the university with an 82% confidence level that their improved "Temple Shuttle 2.0" service will better satisfy students' transportation needs safely and conveniently.

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Amber Lewis-Zakuto Narvis Kennel Chris Boyle Jon Holt Temple University currently runs two different shuttle bus services. One service runs from 5:30 P.M to 6:00 AM dropping students off within the 5-20 block radius of campus, while the other provides transportation to Temple’s main locations. Further research determined that current transportation services provided by Temple is not enough to satisfy the needs of the majority of college students; in fact, students will be willing to pay an extra fee to avoid public transportation with the masses. The primary research done exposed the thoughts and preferences that Temple students have towards transportation, giving us the right feedback to further our study. We evaluated student’s attitudes of Temple’s transportation services, and SEPTA services to find that we should move forward with offering a new and improved Temple shuttle 2.0 service. Secondary research was unavailable for the information we needed, so primary research is the only sources used. After getting inside 180 students’ minds, we found our hypothesis correct. With this substantial case, we want to pitch a proposal to the university with our primary research because we have a 82% confidence level. With this proposal, we will be able to satisfy our Temple students by providing them with safer, cleaner, and more adequate transportation to and from campus. This potentially new addition to our school will appeal to parents who worry about the dangers of their children in the inner cities; as well as creates more jobs for the community. We are Temple, so lets take charge!

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Quantitative research project

  • 1. Amber Lewis-Zakuto Narvis Kennel Chris Boyle Jon Holt Temple University currently runs two different shuttle bus services. One service runs from 5:30 P.M to 6:00 AM dropping students off within the 5-20 block radius of campus, while the other provides transportation to Temple’s main locations. Further research determined that current transportation services provided by Temple is not enough to satisfy the needs of the majority of college students; in fact, students will be willing to pay an extra fee to avoid public transportation with the masses. The primary research done exposed the thoughts and preferences that Temple students have towards transportation, giving us the right feedback to further our study. We evaluated student’s attitudes of Temple’s transportation services, and SEPTA services to find that we should move forward with offering a new and improved Temple shuttle 2.0 service. Secondary research was unavailable for the information we needed, so primary research is the only sources used. After getting inside 180 students’ minds, we found our hypothesis correct. With this substantial case, we want to pitch a proposal to the university with our primary research because we have a 82% confidence level. With this proposal, we will be able to satisfy our Temple students by providing them with safer, cleaner, and more adequate transportation to and from campus. This potentially new addition to our school will appeal to parents who worry about the dangers of their children in the inner cities; as well as creates more jobs for the community. We are Temple, so lets take charge!