AGS Confidential Survey of Students
2008
I. Personal Information, as it relates to your AGS experience
1. What factor(s) influenced your decision to enroll at AGS? (check all that apply)
2. How did you find out about AGS and its programs? (check one)
Strongly
Disagree
Somewhat
No
Opinion
Agree
4. Professional objective(s) when you decided to enroll: (check all that apply)
5. Have your objectives changed since starting your program at AGS? yes no
Comments, if any:
6. Were you employed in a counseling, coaching, educational or management/consulting field at the time of your admission to AGS? yes no
7. Is it your intention to qualify for a promotion or change jobs as a result of your graduate training? yes no
8. Is it your intention to become employed in a counseling, coaching, educational or management/consulting field as a result of your training? yes no unsure already in field
9. My AGS training is positively affecting my professional life yes no (if yes, how)
10. My AGS training is positively affecting my personal life yes no (if yes, how)
11. How many hours in a week do you usually work for pay? (Check only one.)
More than 40 hours per week
20-40 hours per week
Less than 20 hours per week
I don't work for pay
12. Prior to your admission to AGS, how often had you worked as a community volunteer?
Not at all
Less than once a month
About once a month
More than once a month
13. AGS effectively prepared me to carry out the Adlerian vision of widespread social interest, cooperation, encouragement and equality? yes no
II. Faculty & Administration
14. How would you rate AGS faculty members? (enter comments, if any, in box under each question)
Unsatisfactory
Below
Average
Above
Outstanding
15. Provide an example of how AGS faculty members and supervisors model Adlerian values such as mutual respect and social equality?
16. Do AGS' grading practices effectively assess your performance in AGS courses? yes no (comments, if any)
17. AGS faculty members respond to constructive criticism and suggestions from students and alumni? yes no (comments, if any)
18. AGS administrators, program directors and other staff members respond to constructive criticism and suggestions from students and alumni? yes no (comments, if any)
III. Assessment
At the end of every course, your grade is based on the instructor's assessment of what you learned. Assessment includes measurement and evaluation. In addition, one characteristic of good assessment is that it stimulates more learning. With this in mind, please answer the following:
25. What assessment instruments most effectively measure what you have learned?
IV. Program
26. Please rate AGS' services and facilities: (Since ratings sometimes limit one's responses, your comments concerning especially those items you feel strongly about are encouraged in the space below)
28. What AGS courses do you find most helpful, and why?
29. What AGS courses do you find least helpful, and why?
30. What courses should be added to the AGS curriculum, and why?
31. What has been the most valuable aspect of your education at AGS, and why?
32. What is the most significant change in your life that you can attribute to your education at AGS, and why?
V. Campus Satisfaction
Read each statement on the left and evaluate it on the right, by clicking in the most appropriate box. If you cannot evaluate an item, or have comments, please provide this information in the comment field provided below each question.
47. What do you like most about the Adler Graduate School.
48. What is one thing you might like us to change?
VI. Background Information
49. What is your primary reason for taking AGS courses? (Check only one)
Obtain a certificate
Obtain a Master's degree
Gain skills or knowledge to enhance my career or begin a new career
Other
50. What is your long term educational goal? (Check only one)
Obtain a Master's Degree
Obtain a Doctoral Degree
51. What best describes your current status? (Check all that apply.)
At home parent
Employed full-time
Employed part-time
Dislocated worker or between jobs
Other (Please specify)
52. What best describes your current student status?
Full-time student (at least 9 credits/3 month term)
Part-time student
53. When you are at home, do you have access to a(n): (Check all that apply)
54. Your age?
55. Your race/ethnicity: (check only one)
African American
Asian American
Hispanic/Latino
Native American
White/Caucasian (non-Hispanic)
Mixed Race
56. Gender:
Female
Male
Additional questions that will help AGS in its marketing and outreach efforts:
57. Do you have comments about AGS' website (www.alfredadler.edu) ?
58. What do you believe are AGS' best strategies for making positive contributions in our community?
59. What are the best strategies for achieving positive visibility in our community?
60. How can AGS be of greater help/significance to students?
61. How might you like to become more involved with AGS?
Read each statement on the left and evaluate it on the right, by clicking on the most appropriate box. If you cannot evaluate an item, or have comments, please provide this information in the comment field provided below each question.
The Adler Graduate School is committed to the assessment of its programs, student learning, faculty performance and institutional effectiveness.
The Adler Graduate School is committed to the ongoing development/maturation of its knowledge base and strives to display best practices in its educational programs and community activities.
71. Do you have any additional comments?
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