Prevalence of Sexuality and The Use of Contraceptives among Female Students: Specific Case of the Adventist University of Goma

Knowing that unwanted pregnancies can constitute an obstacle to the normal course of studies and contraception is a means facilitate avoidance unplanned pregnancy, we initiated this study with aim determining prevalence sexuality contraceptives ‘use amongst female students. A self-administered questionnaire was submitted 94 students out total 823. At end survey, following results were obtained: The average age 22.1 standard deviation 4.1; 100% have information on contraceptive methods, main source radio (37%) but received campus about methods represents 26%. 67% favorable opinion contraception; 53% are currently using [reflecting active sexuality] against 47% who do not use any 31% opted for modern methods. self-supported regarding acquisition contraceptives. Therefore, recommends integration sexual reproductive education programs, provide spaces exchange improve knowledge in field contraception.