One could point out that perhaps not all key terms and factors are necessarily positive or negative. Furthermore, what may be positive for one person might be negative for another or vice versa. While this may be so in certain instances, and taking into consideration that there could be some risk in deciding unilaterally which goes where, it was imperative for the purpose of the study to make the categorization. Academic or social issues that are neutral are not issues at all and are therefore of no help to the study, assuming that such are of no significant consequence. These only become important once they are labeled either positive or negative. It is necessary to discover which issues are of real concern, meaning the most common and gravest causes of dissatisfaction among students. Aside from the negatives, it is equally important to find their opposites in order to shed light onto the respondents’ overall view and experience. Here, the assumption has been made therefore that no one is totally satisfied nor completely dissatisfied.