2011 Student Surveys: web-exclusive charts
Students tell what they really think about their university, from the quality of their profs to whether they feel they get the runaround
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Here you will find additional results from the Canadian University Survey Consortium (CUSC).? The CUSC survey, which was commissioned by the universities, asks more than 100 questions about specific aspects of the undergraduate experience—inside the classroom and beyond—designed to provide universities with data to help them assess programs and services.
Each year, the survey targets one of three student populations: first-year students, graduating students and all undergrads. In 2010, 39 campuses took part, administering an online questionnaire to a random sample of approximately 1,000 first-year students at each university. Institutions with fewer than 1,000 first-year students surveyed them all. In total, more than 12,500 students took part with an overall response rate of 39 per cent.
Each chart lists the universities in descending order of achievement. Responses are ordered according to the percentage of survey participants who chose the highest level of satisfaction (e.g., “very satisfied”).”
To view the web-exclusive charts, continue onto the next page.
2011 Student Surveys: Complete results, available here.
Previous years results available here.
The CUSC survey is an annual survey with a focus on student satisfaction. In 2010, 39 institutions took part, administering an online questionnaire to a random sample of approximately 1,000 first-year students at each school. Nearly 12,500 students responded to questions about everything from academics to support services.
OVERALL, HOW SATISFIED WERE YOU WITH THE HELP YOU
RECEIVED IN DECIDING ON YOUR PROGRAM AND COURSE SELECTION?
The CUSC survey is an annual survey with a focus on student satisfaction. In 2010, 39 institutions took part, administering an online questionnaire to a random sample of approximately 1,000 first-year students at each school. Nearly 12,500 students responded to questions about everything from academics to support services.
HOW MUCH SUCCESS HAVE YOU HAD IN BECOMING INVOLVED IN CAMPUS ACTIVITIES?
The CUSC survey is an annual survey with a focus on student satisfaction. In 2010, 39 institutions took part, administering an online questionnaire to a random sample of approximately 1,000 first-year students at each school. Nearly 12,500 students responded to questions about everything from academics to support services.
HOW SATISFIED ARE YOU WITH THE AVERAGE SIZE OF YOUR CLASSES?
The CUSC survey is an annual survey with a focus on student satisfaction. In 2010, 39 institutions took part, administering an online questionnaire to a random sample of approximately 1,000 first-year students at each school. Nearly 12,500 students responded to questions about everything from academics to support services.
MOST OF MY PROFESSORS ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN CLASS DISCUSSIONS.
The CUSC survey is an annual survey with a focus on student satisfaction. In 2010, 39 institutions took part, administering an online questionnaire to a random sample of approximately 1,000 first-year students at each school. Nearly 12,500 students responded to questions about everything from academics to support services.
AT THIS UNIVERSITY, PROFESSORS TREAT STUDENTS AS INDIVIDUALS, NOT JUST NUMBERS.
The CUSC survey is an annual survey with a focus on student satisfaction. In 2010, 39 institutions took part, administering an online questionnaire to a random sample of approximately 1,000 first-year students at each school. Nearly 12,500 students responded to questions about everything from academics to support services.
MOST OF MY PROFESSORS ARE REASONABLY ACCESSIBLE OUTSIDE OF CLASS TO HELP STUDENTS.
The CUSC survey is an annual survey with a focus on student satisfaction. In 2010, 39 institutions took part, administering an online questionnaire to a random sample of approximately 1,000 first-year students at each school. Nearly 12,500 students responded to questions about everything from academics to support services.
HAS YOUR EXPERIENCE AT THIS UNIVERSITY MET, EXCEEDED, OR FALLEN SHORT OF YOUR EXPECTATION?
