a comparative analysis towards information drive campaign program Sarmiento, Ysabel, Nicole M. creator Estabillo, Mark Gean L. Epana, Nicole T. Macandog, Michael M. Rotia, John Rey F. text xxu Parañaque City Olivarez College 2024 monographic eng

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his research aims to investigate the level of awareness regarding Olivarez College Policies among Criminology Students and Graduates, specifically focusing on Batches Lakan-Dula {91}23 and Bigkis-Kawan {91}24. The study is limited in scope but holds potential benefits for future Olivarez College Students. Quantitative research methodology was employed, utilizing questionnaires to gather data from the subjects. Each batch, Lakan-Dula {91}23 and Bigkis-Kawa {91}24 consisted of 30 students, totaling 60 respondents for the survey. Findings indicate that every variable of the study is considered as Aware. It means that there are things the need to improved in Policy Awareness in both batches to become Fully Aware. Additionally, respondents encountered significant challenges with policy adherence, highlighting the need for practical solutions. The researchers aim to address these findings and provide actionable recommendations for students, faculty, and future researchers in this field. Ysabel Nicole M. Sarmiento, Mark Gean L. Estabillo, Nicole T. Epana, Michael M. Macandog, & John Rey F. Rotia. Undergraduate thesis. Awareness Policy Students Faculty T 364 2024 0084 OCLRC 250813 20260731013041.0 16645