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Table 2 Parental and household characteristics of university students

From: Mental health status among university students during the transition period from high school to university in Lebanon: a cross-sectional study

Category

Total

Father’s Occupation

Employed

734 (71.7%)

Unemployed

47 (4.6%)

Self-employed

179 (17.5%)

Retired

64 (6.3%)

Mother’s Occupation

Employed

629 (61.4%)

Unemployed

259 (25.3%)

Self-employed

105 (10.3%)

Retired

31 (3%)

Status of Father

Alive

962 (93.9%)

Deceased

35 (3.4%)

Status of Mother

Alive

960 (93.8%)

Deceased

37 (3.6%)

Divorced parents

27 (2.6%)

Number of Children in Family

1

107 (10.4%)

2

396 (38.7%)

3

259 (25.3%)

4

188 (18.4%)

More than 4

74 (7.2%)

Highest Level of Parental Education

Less than high school

34 (3.3%)

High school

154 (15%)

Diploma

150 (14.6%)

Some college/Technical training

252 (24.6%)

Bachelor’s degree

320 (31.3%)

Graduate/professional degree

114 (11.1%)

Monthly Household Income

Less than $500

56 (5.5%)

$500 - $1000

266 (26%)

$1000 - $1500

316 (30.9%)

$1500 - $2000

232 (22.7%)

$2000 - $2500

94 (9.2%)

More than $2500

60 (5.9%)

Housing Status of Family

Renting

197 (19.2%)

Own

812 (79.3%)

Others

15 (1.5%)