How often do students work together on course projects
and assignments! 50% of FY students and 67% of seniors frequently worked with their peers on course projects and assignments. Do students help each other learn?^{b}
Do students help each other learn?b
51% of seniors frequently explained course material to one or more students.
How often do students work together to prepare for exams?b
47% of FY students frequently prepared for exams by discussing or working through course material with other students.
Among FY students, 41% frequently had discussions with people with different political views, 50% frequently had discussions with people from a different economic background, and 51% frequently had discussions with people from a different race or ethnicity.
Are students encouraged to use learning support services (tutors, writing center)?d 56% of FY students said the institution substantially emphasized the use of learning support services.
31% of FY students and 70% of seniors gave the quality of their interactions with academic advisors a high rating.
How well do students get along with each other?c 59% of FY students gave the quality of their interactions with their peers a high rating.
66% of FY and 57% of seniors rated their entire educational experience at this institution as "excellent" or "good."
What types of honors courses, learning communities, and other distinctive programs are offered?
During their first year, 9% of students participated in a learning community. By spring of their senior year, 63% of students had done (or were doing) a culminating senior experience.
How many students study in other countries? By their senior year, 0% of students had studied abroad.
How many students get practical, real-world experience through internships or field experiences?
By spring of their senior year, 50% of students had participated in some form of internship, co-op, field experience, student teaching, or clinical placement.
77% of FY students and 72% of seniors said at least some of their courses included a community-based service-learning project.
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