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2003 Student Satisfaction Survey

2003 Student Satisfaction Survey. Administered to 220 randomly selected lecture & lab courses, including courses from all campuses and all levels A total of 3,053 surveys were completed The gender and race/ethnicity of the respondents was representative of the spring 2003 enrollment

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2003 Student Satisfaction Survey

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  1. 2003 Student Satisfaction Survey

  2. Administered to 220 randomly selected lecture & lab courses, including courses from all campuses and all levels • A total of 3,053 surveys were completed • The gender and race/ethnicity of the respondents was representative of the spring 2003 enrollment • Students attending the Boca campus were slightly under-represented in the sample. Juniors and graduate students were over-represented.

  3. How has your FAU experience met your expectations?

  4. MOST likely to be enthusiastic about their FAU experience : • Graduate students • College of Education students • Students who previously attended another college or university • LESS likely to be enthusiastic about their FAU experience: • Honors College students • College of Arts & Letters students • First-time in college students

  5. How has your FAU experience met your expectations?

  6. Was FAU your first choice? (Percent responding “yes”)

  7. What factors were important in your decision to attend FAU? (FTIC students)

  8. Do you intend to transfer to get your degree?

  9. Common reasons for wanting to transfer: • To attend the school of first choice • To get a degree from a more recognized school • For a program not available at FAU • To have more choices and better course availability • For a better campus environment and college experience

  10. Number of hours employed per week

  11. Courses in your degree program Poor Fair Good Excellent

  12. Availability of courses in your degree program Poor Fair Good Excellent

  13. Availability of courses in your degree program Poor Fair Good Excellent

  14. Availability of courses in your degree program Poor Fair Good Excellent

  15. Quality of courses in your degree program Poor Fair Good Excellent

  16. Quality of courses in your degree program Poor Fair Good Excellent

  17. Instructors in your degree program Poor Fair Good Excellent

  18. Availability of instructors in your degree program Poor Fair Good Excellent

  19. Availability of instructors in your degree program Poor Fair Good Excellent

  20. Availability of instructors in your degree program Poor Fair Good Excellent

  21. Quality of instructors in your degree program Poor Fair Good Excellent

  22. Quality of instructors in your degree program Poor Fair Good Excellent

  23. Availability of Advising: Poor Fair Good Excellent

  24. Quality of Advising: Poor Fair Good Excellent

  25. Quality of advising in college advising office: Poor Fair Good Excellent

  26. Quality of advising in by faculty: Poor Fair Good Excellent

  27. Freshman advising services Poor Fair Good Excellent

  28. Distance learning courses Poor Fair Good Excellent

  29. Honors courses Poor Fair Good Excellent

  30. Library services Poor Fair Good Excellent

  31. Computer services Poor Fair Good Excellent

  32. Places to study Poor Fair Good Excellent

  33. Food service Poor Fair Good Excellent

  34. Campus bookstore Poor Fair Good Excellent

  35. Tutoring services Poor Fair Good Excellent

  36. Psychological counseling services Poor Fair Good Excellent

  37. Career development services Poor Fair Good Excellent

  38. Student employment services Poor Fair Good Excellent

  39. Student health services Poor Fair Good Excellent

  40. International student services Poor Fair Good Excellent

  41. Disabled student services Poor Fair Good Excellent

  42. Recreational and intramural programs Poor Fair Good Excellent

  43. On-campus housing Poor Fair Good Excellent

  44. Satisfaction with: Very dissatisfied Very Satisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied

  45. Satisfaction with: Very dissatisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Very Satisfied

  46. Satisfaction with: Very dissatisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Very Satisfied

  47. Satisfaction with class size: Very Satisfied Very dissatisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied

  48. Satisfaction with faculty concern for your progress & success: Very dissatisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Very Satisfied

  49. Satisfaction with opportunities for participation in faculty research projects: Very dissatisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Very Satisfied

  50. Satisfaction with helpfulness of campus non-teaching staff Very dissatisfied Dissatisfied Satisfied Very Satisfied

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