2. San Francisco State University Enrollment Planning and Management Academic Institutional Research The SFSU Undergraduate Exit Survey http://www.sfsu.edu/~acadplan/exit IN STUDENTS’ EYES: Reflections and Opinions from Environmental Studies Graduates Exit Surveys, 2002-2006

3. Exit Survey Annual - Every Year Since 2001, the SFSU Exit Survey has been administered. Timing – The survey is taken as part of the graduation application process in all semesters A Collaborative Project - The Division of Enrollment Planning and Management, together with the office of Academic Institutional Research, providing: Continual Opinion Flow - Exit Surveys provide on- going, year-to-year feedback, with longitudinal trends visible from the same questions every year. Comparisons/Contrasts - Both 1) yearly measures, and, 2) Department vs, “All SFSU” scores highlight specific areas for attention and improvement. Distribution – The all-electronic graphic process allows for easy understanding and convenient distribution to other interested parties. Environmental Studies Graduates

4. Methodology Data collection - Part of graduation application process. Link – Graduates are linked to the HTML survey online, where opinions are entered and stored on the server. Stored data - Transferred, organized, sorted, and analyzed, with SPSS software by Academic Institutional Research. Reports - Developed in PowerPoint format and distributed via EMAIL. No Paper - The entire process is ELECTRONIC. EXIT SURVEY: Environmental Studies Graduates Multi-year Analysis - SFSU Undergraduate Exit Survey, by year and academic program. Student Opinion Data - Comparing Department/Program graduates to total SFSU graduates. Annual - Administered to graduates in Summer, Fall, and Spring semesters. Charts – Each chart contains response frequencies, “n”s & statistical significance for each question.

5. EXIT SURVEY: Environmental Studies Graduates

48. San Francisco State University Enrollment Planning and Management Academic Institutional Research Thank You IN STUDENTS’ EYES: Reflections and Opinions from Environmental Studies Graduates Exit Surveys, 2002-2006