Two Important Questions

I found that the previous survey was not exactly useful since it does not help with the front cover by asking general questions such as getting information about my demographic and geographic. Therefore, I created another survey on SurveyMonkey which consists of only two important questions which are:

The screenshots of evidence are all put together within a slideshow that can be seen below. 

As you can see from the screenshots, I have 34 responses and this is the number I am quite satisfied with to go ahead with the process of actually creating the front cover on InDesign after considering their opinions. This is a good value as it helps me to figure out what students are looking to find on a front cover college magazine - it makes this survey fair due to the results received from a fair amount of students.
For the first question, I asked which front cover title the students proffered out of the three provided. There was also an 'Other' button where they could suggest a name. There were three suggestions:

• Improve
• Aspire
• Dream

These are all great ideas. However, 10 respondents and I like the title 'Achieve' more than the others. This word means "to succeed in finishing something or reaching an aim, especially after a lot of work or effort" quoted by Cambridge English Dictionary found on this link:
dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/achieve.

I understand that majority of the students like the masthead 'Success' more, but the meaning of success technically means the end of a journey. On the other hand, 'Achieve' is a motivational word which could impact people as it almost tells the students to not give up already on education because there's another level of education to come which they should try to fulfill (college / sixth form). I also feel that it would encourage more people to read the magazine partly because of the title.

Moving on the second question, we can see that the most votes go to the third font which is bold yet simple - perfect for a college magazine as it's not too childish but at the same time it's not too formal.