SOCIAL ACTIVITY NEEDS OF STUDENTS OF KHANH HOA UNIVERSITY

Abstract

The study focuses on assessing the social activity participation needs of students at Khanh Hoa
University based on three key criteria: urgency, motivation, and satisfaction. The findings indicate that
students generally exhibit a moderate level of need for most social activities, with the notable exception
of the “Green Summer” volunteer program, which shows a higher demand. Differences in participation
needs are also evident across gender, academic departments, and cohorts. Overall, social engagement
remains a genuine need among students; however, the degree to which it is expressed largely depends on
emotional factors, personal preferences, and organizational conditions.