Adesoji A. Oni  , 
    Students’ Perception of Cult Activity on United States Colleges and University Campuses,
    Pakistan Journal of Social Sciences,
    Volume 4,Issue 3,
    2007,
    Pages 424-430,
    ISSN 1683-8831,
    pjssci.2007.424.430,
    (https://makhillpublications.co/view-article.php?doi=pjssci.2007.424.430)
    Abstract: The study investigated students’ perceptions of cult activity on United State Colleges and University campuses. Three hundred students from 6 Colleges and University campuses in US were involved. The students were randomly selected from the school population. The instrument used was a validated self-developed questionnaire. Five research questions were raised and answered. Chi-square and t-test statistics were utilized to analyze the research questions. Findings revealed that United States Colleges and University students perceived male dominance in cult membership and identified broken home as a potent factor to cult membership, while significant difference in the effect of cult activity on social order on the campuses were perceived by the respondents.
    Keywords: Student`s perception;cult activity;United States;colleges and university