Researching about the social adaptation levels of university students living in the Youth and Sports Ministry Dormitories

The aim of this study is to search the social adaptation levels of university students living in the youth and sports ministry dormitories.Also, it was aimed to determine whether the compliance levels of the students participating in the study, adaptation to the family, adaptation to health, social adaptation, and excitement differed according to gender, age, the faculties they studied, the class they studied, the socio-economic levels and whether they were previously in the dormitory or not. The study was conducted by means of quantitative and relational screening methods. The research was carried out on 440 university students staying in different dormitories of the Ministry of Youth and Sports in Niğde and continuing their education at Niğde Ömer Halisdemir University. 211 female and 229 male students participated in the study. 48% of the study group consisted of female students and 52% of male students. The data were obtained by H. M. Bell and R. M. Doli from the University of Stanford, California and the social adaptation inventory developed by Remzi Öncül in Turkey was obtained by the researcher Personal Information Form. The data were analyzed using the Independent sample t test, One-way analysis of variance and Bonferroni Multiple Comparison Test. As a result of the study, the findings show that adaptation to family environment, compliance with health and excitement vary according to gender; The adaptation to excitement and excitement about family environment has changed according to the faculty they study; It has been revealed that adaptation to family environment has changed according to the dormitory.