CIS Student Survey 2014 (4 years out of CIS)

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1 Central Lakes College/ College in the Schools Program The following survey has been designed to determine if your College in the School experience has been beneficial for you. * 1. High School in which you took concurrent enrollment classes from Central Lakes College: * 2. How many Central Lakes College credits did you earn through College in the Schools? * 3. Looking back, rate your overall experience with College in the Schools. Excellent Good Neutral Poor Very Poor 1

2 * 4. I took College in the Schools courses in the following discipline(s): (Check all that apply) Art Biology Business Chemistry College Success Skills Economics English & Composition Environmental Science Foreign Language Geography Health Health Informatics History Mathematics Manufacturing/Robotics Music Nursing Physical Education Political Science Psychology Physics Sociology Speech Theatre Welding Other course(s): 2

3 * 5. Would you recommend College in the Schools to current high school students? Yes No 3

4 * 6. As a result of taking Central Lakes College courses through College in the Schools: Strongly Agree Agree Neutral Disagree I was better prepared academically for college. Strongly Disagree Not Sure/ Don't Know I developed more realistic expectations about the academic challenges of college. The CIS course(s) was/were at least as challenging as the course(s) I enrolled in at my current college or university. I was more confident about my ability to succeed in college. I considered, for the first time, enrolling in college. I improved my study skills. I improved my time management skills. 4

5 7. If you are not currently continuing your education, skip to question 13 I am currently enrolled in postsecondary coursework at: Name of Institution: City/State: 8. I am continuing my education in a: (select only one option) Career School or College, or an Apprenticeship Program Public 2-Year Community or Technical College Private 2-Year Community or Technical College Public 4-Year College or University Private 4-Year College or University None of the Above 9. Have you attempted to transfer Central Lakes College credits you earned through College in the Schools to the college in which you are now enrolled? (Check all that apply.) No, I did not need to request a transfer of my Central Lakes College credits because I am now enrolled at Central Lakes College. Yes, I had my Central Lakes College transcript sent to the college in which I am now enrolled. Yes, I showed my course portfolio to a member of the appropriate academic department. No, I did not even transfer my credits. 5

6 10. I was able to successfully transfer some or all of the Central Lakes College credits I earned through the CIS Program to my current or most recent college or university. (check all that apply) I was exempted from a required course. (For example, you did not need to take a required English Composition course in college because you successfully completed an equivalent college writing course through College in the Schools.) I was able to start in a more advanced course in college. (For example, you were allowed to take Organic Chemistry earlier than normal because you had already successfully completed an introductory college Chemistry course through College in the Schools) I was allowed to count some or all of the Central Lakes College credits toward my college degree completion credits. (Counting either as electives, as meeting general education requirements, or as part of a major or minor.) I was not allowed to apply any of the credits to my college degree. 11. The highest degree or certificate I eventually plan to obtain (or have obtained) is a: High School Diploma or Equivalent Technical Certificate or Diploma Associate's Degree Bachelor's Degree Graduate Degree 12. If you attended college, were you eligible for a Pell grant? Yes No 6

7 The next few questions may seem personal. We ask these questions because governments and education-related agencies often want to know who is served by dual enrollment/concurrent enrollment programs. * 13. I am Male Female * 14. I am not currently continuing my education. I am Serving in the Military or other National Service Employed Part-Time, Full Time, or Self-Employed Caring for a Home/Family Unemployed None of the Above Other (please specify) 15. To the best of my knowledge, the highest education level achieved by at least one of parents is: High School, Not Completed High School Diploma or Equivalent Some College-Level Work Completed Technical Certificate or Diploma Associate's Degree Bachelor's Degree Graduate Degree Do not know 7

8 16. Which income background would you consider your family to fall within? Low Income Moderate or Middle Income High Income 17. If you attended a public high school, did you qualify for a free or reduced lunch plan? Yes No 18. Are you (check all that apply): Asian-American/Asian Black or African American Hispanic of any race White Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Decline Response American Indian/Alaska Native Other (please specify) 8

9 19. Do you have any final comments? 20. As a way to thank people for completing this survey, one person will be chosen at random to receive a $25 gasoline gift card. Please enter your name, address, and phone number in the space below to be included in the random drawing. 9

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