The more green spaces are there in a college campus, the better satisfied are students with their lives, says a new study.
A new study says that college campuses with more green space are more conducive for learning than those lacking in these areas. It also improves students’ quality of life.
According to the research, campus green spaces can help students feel better about life and improve learning.
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The respondents were then ranked as "low users", "medium users", or "high users" of campus green spaces.
More than 90 percent of respondents were ranked as either high or medium users of green space. The students were also asked to rate their perception of quality of life.
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According to McFarland, the researchers were able to make a "statistically significant" correlation between green space users and those who gave a high rating to their quality of life.
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Moreover, students who spent greater time in green space also rated their cognitive ability to apply knowledge learned in college as higher compared to those students who spent less time.
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