Office of Institutional Research and Assessment

The Sophomore Survey was administered during the Spring of 2004 to all second-semester Sophomores who had earned between 45 and 60 hours toward a degree with at least 30 of those hours completed at Carolina. The survey has been administered since 1998 by the UNC Office of the President on a biennial basis to all 16 campuses in the system as part of the state-wide assessment activities. During this 2004 administration 2,141 UNC-Chapel Hill students were administered the survey and 617 responded for a response rate of 28.8 percent.

The data displayed here are broken out in broad topical areas and may be displayed by race, gender or college. The “Do Not Know” responses are excluded for all mean and “Excellent/Good” calculations.

Sophomore Survey 2003-2004 (PDF)

Results

(These HTML tables may be copied and pasted into Excel).
 
Section A. Faculty Contribution

• Faculty Contribution
  

Section B. Help Outside the Classroom

• Orientation for New Students
• Academic Advising
• Academic Assistance or Tutoring
• Library
• Technology
• Career Related Services
• Timely Availability of Textbooks

Section C. Campus Safety, Class Size, and the Spoken English of Instructors

• Campus Safety
• Class Size and the Spoken English of Instructors

Section D. Other Offices That Serve Students

• Evaluation of Service Area
• Evaluation of Staff Responsiveness

Section E. Conclusions

• Overall Quality of the Educational Experience at Carolina
• Other Conclusions

All Results in PDF Format

All Responses

By Gender

By Race