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Main Author: Belcher, Marcia J.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1996
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED393333
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contents BSU Services and Climate: Reactions from Graduates. Belcher, Marcia J. Ancillary School Services College Choice College Environment College Graduates Educational Quality Graduate Surveys Higher Education Institutional Research Majors (Students) Questionnaires Satisfaction Student Attitudes Universities This report presents the findings of a 1995 survey of 1992-93 and 1993-94 graduates of Boise State University (BSU), Idaho, which sought to determine student use and satisfaction ratings of 25 BSU services, along with reactions to several general items on BSU's quality and environment. The mail survey of 1,456 graduates found that: (1) the percentage using each service ranged from a high of 99 percent for the registrar's office to a low of 8 percent for child care services; (2) the library, used by 96 percent of respondents, had the highest satisfaction rating, 80 percent; (3) internships, completed by 51 percent of students, had the second highest satisfaction rating, 76 percent; (4) parking, used by 89 percent of respondents, had the lowest satisfaction rating, 16 percent; (5) 80 percent thought BSU's environment was warm and friendly; and (6) about 70 percent thought they had made the right decision in choosing BSU, while 18 percent had no opinion and 10 percent disagreed. Four tables present detailed information on graduate responses. An appendix discusses the survey methodology and includes a copy of the survey questionnaire. (MDM)
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spellingShingle BSU Services and Climate: Reactions from Graduates.
Belcher, Marcia J.
Ancillary School Services
College Choice
College Environment
College Graduates
Educational Quality
Graduate Surveys
Higher Education
Institutional Research
Majors (Students)
Questionnaires
Satisfaction
Student Attitudes
Universities
BSU Services and Climate: Reactions from Graduates. Belcher, Marcia J. Ancillary School Services College Choice College Environment College Graduates Educational Quality Graduate Surveys Higher Education Institutional Research Majors (Students) Questionnaires Satisfaction Student Attitudes Universities This report presents the findings of a 1995 survey of 1992-93 and 1993-94 graduates of Boise State University (BSU), Idaho, which sought to determine student use and satisfaction ratings of 25 BSU services, along with reactions to several general items on BSU's quality and environment. The mail survey of 1,456 graduates found that: (1) the percentage using each service ranged from a high of 99 percent for the registrar's office to a low of 8 percent for child care services; (2) the library, used by 96 percent of respondents, had the highest satisfaction rating, 80 percent; (3) internships, completed by 51 percent of students, had the second highest satisfaction rating, 76 percent; (4) parking, used by 89 percent of respondents, had the lowest satisfaction rating, 16 percent; (5) 80 percent thought BSU's environment was warm and friendly; and (6) about 70 percent thought they had made the right decision in choosing BSU, while 18 percent had no opinion and 10 percent disagreed. Four tables present detailed information on graduate responses. An appendix discusses the survey methodology and includes a copy of the survey questionnaire. (MDM)
title BSU Services and Climate: Reactions from Graduates.
topic Ancillary School Services
College Choice
College Environment
College Graduates
Educational Quality
Graduate Surveys
Higher Education
Institutional Research
Majors (Students)
Questionnaires
Satisfaction
Student Attitudes
Universities
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED393333