Research Article
Polydrug Use among Students in a Public University in a Lower Middle-Income Country
Table 1
Selected characteristics of students attending a public university in Mombasa, Kenya, in 2017.
| Sociodemographic characteristics | Total () |
| Age in years | | <22 | 164 (43) | 22 to 24 | 174 (46) | >24 | 42 (11) | Gender, (%) | | Male | 262 (69) | Female | 118 (31) | Education level, (%) | | Degree student | 328 (86) | Diploma student | 52 (14) | Birth order, (%) | | First born | 107 (28) | 2nd born | 77 (20) | 3rd born | 74 (20) | 4th born and above | 122 (32) | School enrolled in, (%) | | School of business | 116 (31) | School of applied and health sciences | 100 (26) | School of engineering | 89 (23) | School of humanities & social sciences | 49 (13) | Institute of computing and informatics | 26 (6.8) | Year of study | | First year | 68 (18) | Second year | 74 (20) | Third year | 111 (29) | Fourth year and above | 127 (33) | Residence or accommodation type, (%) | | University hostel | 34 (9.0) | University environs | 110 (29) | Mishomoroni and Kisauni | 84 (22) | Within town (Makupa, Sparki, & Majengo) | 116 (31) | Bamburi and Bombolulu | 36 (9.5) | Marital status, (%) | | Never married | 361 (95) | Married/cohabiting | 19 (5.0) | Income/pocket money per month (USD), (%) | | <50 | 170 (45) | Between 50 and 100 | 108 (28) | >100 | 102 (27) | Current number of sexual partners, (%) | | None | 96 (25) | One | 232 (61) | Two and above | 52 (14) | Used condom during last sexual intercourse-yes (%) | 200 (72) |
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Results are (%) unless specified. |