A1.0 In your experience at this institution during this school year, about how often have you done each of the following?

Very Often 
Often   
Occasionally     
Never       
A1 Gotten to know a faculty member well
A2 Met with faculty during office hours
A3 Talked with faculty informally out of class
A4 Worked with faculty on research or creative projects
A5 Talked with faculty about personal matters
A6 Sought academic advice from faculty
A7 Discussed graduate schools or career plans with faculty
A8 Worked collaboratively with fellow students on course projects
A9 Received prompt feedback from faculty on academic performance
A10 Understood that faculty had high expectations for performance
A11 Learned in a way that took advantage of your individual talents and style of learning
A47 Submitted extended writing (e.g., paper, essay) to be graded
Never       
Occasionally     
Often   
Very Often 


A12 Mark the position that best represents the nature of your examinations over the past year at UC Davis.
         
Mostly multiple-choice or short answer Mostly essay or problem solving



A_ How satisfied are you with each of the following aspects of your educational experience?
Very Satisfied  
Satisfied    
Neutral      
Dissatisfied        
Very Dissatisfied          
A13 Faculty instruction in major field
A14 TA/graduate student instruction in major field
A15 Availability of faculty outside of class
A16 Faculty attitude toward students
A17 Course content in major
A18 Testing/grading procedures
A19 Class size
A20 Faculty use of technology to improve instruction
A21 Opportunities for internship
A22 Opportunities for independent study
A23 Opportunities for research
A24 Practical work experiences in your field of study
A26 Overall academic experience
Very Dissatisfied          
Dissatisfied        
Neutral      
Satisfied    
Very Satisfied  


A During the current school year, to what extent has your course work emphasized the following mental activities?
Very Much 
Quite a Bit   
Some     
Very Little        
A27 Memorizing facts, ideas or methods from your courses and readings so you can repeat them in pretty much the same form.
A28 Analyzing the basic elements of an idea, experience or theory such as examining a particular case or situation in depth and considering its components.
A29 Synthesizing and organizing ideas, information, or experience into new, more complex interpretations and relationships.
A30 Making judgments about the value of information, arguments, or methods such as examining how others gathered and interpreted data and assessing the soundness of their conclusions.
A31 Applying theories or concepts to practical problems or in new situations.

These items are from "The College Student Report," a data collection instrument of the National Study of Student Engagement, Indiana University.



A Indicate how much progress you have made at UC Davis toward attainment of these educational goals.
Very Great  
Great    
Moderate      
Little        
None          
A32 Acquiring knowledge and skills for graduate/professional school
A33 Acquiring knowledge and skills for employment
A34 Developing scientific knowledge and skills
A35 Developing leadership skills
A36 Becoming competent in my field of study
A37 Developing problem solving skills
A38 Developing research skills
A39 Developing ability to generate original ideas and projects
A40 Developing writing skills
A41 Developing up-to-date computer skills
A42 Developing effective speaking skills
A43 Developing ability to work effectively with others
A44 Acquiring a well rounded general education
None          
Little        
Moderate      
Great    
Very Great  


A On average, how many hours per week do you spend on these activities?
A45 Studying
A46 In class, lab, studio, etc.


A Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statements.
Strongly Agree  
Agree    
Neutral      
Disagree        
Strongly Disagree          
A48 The general education requirements of my major are a valuable component of my education.


A49 If you will probably take more than 12 quarters to graduate, what are the reasons for doing so? (Please check all that apply.)
I decided to add a minor or a second major.    
I changed my major.    
I received bad advice from my advisor.    
I delayed selecting a major.    
I transfered from another school and lost units.    
I preferred to take fewer than 15 units per quarter.    
A four-year degree is not realistic in my major due to unit requirements.    
Required courses were not available in the terms I needed.    
Required courses were not offered in the terms I needed.    
I had to work and could not take 15 unit loads.    
I took fewer units to maintain a higher GPA.    
I have other reasons for taking more than 12 quarters to graduate.    


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