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Rush Bowls: Strengths And Weaknesses

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Primary Research
For our primary research, we conducted a survey and reached fifty total students, forty-five who lived on campus and 5 who lived off campus. Twenty-eight of the survey takers were male and twenty-two were females. There were thirteen freshman, twenty-one sophomores, 9 juniors and 6 seniors who took the survey and a very wide variety of majors. Majority of the individuals who took the survey were Exercise Science majors. We handed out the surveys in residence halls and the dining halls, because that was the easiest way to find a high volume of on campus residents. What our survey found was that many students would choose a healthier fast food option on campus if it was available.
Our first question in the survey asked the student …show more content…

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