In this study, Minakochi, Takano, and Ikeda (in press) investigated the relationship between three types of students extracted from students' dislike of school and their tendency to neglect studies - (a) students who desired to transfer to a different university, (b) students who were inactive and negligent of their studies, and (c) students who adapted to college life - and ibasyo inside and outside the university. The subjects were 298 university students (106 men, 191 women, I unknown). One-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was conducted with the three types of students as the independent variable and ibasyo inside and outside of school as the dependent variable. The results revealed that compared with other groups, (a) students who desired to transfer to a different university felt they did not have ibasyo within the school. Next, a x 2 test of the existence or absence of ibasyo outside school and the type of students was performed. No significant difference could be observed. This study suggests that support is needed to create ibasyo within the school for (a) students who desired to transfer to a different university.