Sponsored Organization: Indiana University
Information Summary: The survey is designed to obtain information from scores of colleges and universities nationwide about student participation in programs and activities that institutions provide for their learning and personal development. The results will provide an estimate of how undergraduates spend their time and what they gain from attending college. The data can be used to identify aspects of the undergraduate experience inside and outside the classroom that can be improved through changes in policies and practices more consistent with good practices in undergraduate education. This information is also intended for use by prospective college students, their parents, college counselors, academic advisers, institutional research officers, and researchers in learning more about how students spend their time at different colleges and universities and what they gain from their experiences (note: cited from NSSE web site).
The following reports are available:
- 2008 NSSE Reports: Senior vs Freshman by ULV Categories
- 2010 NSSE: Senior vs Freshman by ULV Categories
- 2010 NSSE: Traditional vs Non-traditional by ULV Categories
- NSSE Benchmark Comparisons: Peers, ULV Colleges, Trends Over Time
- NSSE13 Frequencies and Statistical Comparisons (La Verne)
- NSSE13 Selected Comparison Groups (La Verne)
- NSSE15 Frequencies and Statistical Comparisons (La Verne)
- NSSE15 Selected Comparison Groups (La Verne)
- NSSE17 Frequencies and Statistical Comparisons (La Verne)
- NSSE17 Selected Comparison Groups (La Verne)
- NSSE19 Frequencies and Statistical Comparisons (La Verne)
- NSSE19 Selected Comparison Groups (La Verne)