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The Senior Survey has been conducted six times since 1977, at 4- or 5-year
intervals: 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992, 1996, and 2000. The original survey was
developed as part of a project undertaken at the six Board of Regents
institutions by the Council of Institutional Research Officers. The impetus
for the survey was to obtain a baseline measure on the level of student
satisfaction with the university experience with a deliberate timetable
for reassessment.
2000 Survey Results
The Senior Survey was readministered for the sixth time in 2000.
It is essentially unchanged since it's first administration in 1977,
providing comparative information over a span of 23 years. It continues
to tap student opinion on various academic and social facets of
the university experience:
- Academic Experiences
- Progress Toward Academic Goals
- Student Services
- Programs, Facilities, and Resources
- Level of Involvement in Campus Activities and Organizations
- Post-graduation Outlook
In addition to satisfaction ratings in these areas, it is a rich
source of anecdotal information about the quality of the student
life at KU. Verbatim comments provide insight on both positive
experiences, and suggestions for improving the quality of the
student experience at KU.
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