A Study on the Intention of College Students to Return to Villages for Entrepreneurship based on decision tree of SPSS

This project takes college students as the research entry point. The project conducts empirical research on the intention of college students to return to their hometowns for entrepreneurship via the questionnaire analysis of 892 college students’ attitudes (of which 863 are valid samples) towards entrepreneurship in their hometowns. A decision tree model is established to perform data measurement and statistical analysis using SPSS. In-depth analysis of the factors affecting the satisfaction of the entrepreneurship in their hometowns is implemented. The results of such data analysis are used to objectively present their true intention and the problems and challenges they face. Based on this, the project analyzes how to enhance the willingness of college students to start businesses in rural areas.