Table 2. Frequency distributions of Youth Enjoy Science (YES) participants at Case Western Reserve University summer program.
| Response | n(%)a |
| Interest in biomedical or cancer research | |
| Increased | 20 (83%) |
| No change in interest | 4 (17%) |
| Interest in biomedical, cancer, or health care career | |
| Yes | 17 (71%) |
| No | 4 (17%) |
| Interest in health science or health care career | |
| Yes | 16 (67%) |
| No | 6 (25%) |
| Interest in cancer research career | |
| Yes | 10 (42%) |
| No | 12 (50%) |
| Increase in knowledge | |
| Health and science | |
| Yes | 20 (83%) |
| No | 2 (8%) |
| Cancer | |
| Yes | 19 (79%) |
| No | 3 (13%) |
| Cancer risk factors and disparities | |
| Yes | 17 (71%) |
| No | 5 (21%) |
| Postgraduate degree interest | |
| MD | 10 (42%) |
| PhD | 3 (13%) |
| Program aspects of most interest | |
| Research project | 17(71%) |
| My interaction with my mentor | 15 (63%) |
| Lunch and Learn seminars | 14 (58%) |
| Education workshops | 7 (29%) |
| Poster preparation and presentation | 7 (29%) |
a. Percentages were calculated using 24 respondents as a constant denominator; percentages reported are actual values and therefore include missing data. Missing responses varied for each item from 1-9 missing responses.