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Goals Program Student Survey

Fall 2003 Results

The GOALS Program is a collaboration between student services and the Academic Division in creating a comprehensive transitional program for new students at Capital Community College. The mission of the GOALS Program is to increase students' successful transition into college and enhance their success in performing college-level work. GOALS Program courses include Interdisciplinary Studies 105: College Success and Interdisciplinary Learning Communities featuring linked courses, faculty collaboration, active learning opportunities, and dedicatied tutor-liaisons. Each semester, students enrolled in College Success and Learning Community courses complete surveys about their experiences in the program. These numbers are from Fall, 2003.  

INTERACTION

Q
Question
Respondents
Agree/
Strongly Agree
%
1 I felt comfortable interacting with most of my classmates. 175 158 90%
4 I interacted with classmates outside as well as inside of the classroom 173 116 67%
5 When I didn't understand the course material, I asked the instructor to clarify concepts. 176 163 93%
6 When I didn't understand the course material, I asked other students in the class for help. 171 122 71%
7 Working with other students usually improved my understanding of the content. 174 141 81%
8 While taking this course, I often explained the material to a classmate or friend. 176 126 72%

GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT

Q
Question
Respondents
Agree/
Strongly Agree
%
2 When working on an assignment with a group of people, I felt a responsibility to contribute to the project. 175 164 94%
3 This course helped me see how subject areas are related to other disciplines. 174 143 82%
9 I understood most of the ideas presented in this course. 179 162 91%
10 The assignments in this course helped me to learn the course material. 170 146 86%
11 I learned a lot in this course.

 

174 142 82%
12 Understanding the subject matter of this course was very important to me. 173 151 87%

IDS & LEARNING COMMUNITY COURSE EVALUATION

Q
Question
Respondents
Agree/
Strongly Agree
%
13 I liked this course. 173 143 83%
14 I would recommend a Learning Community or IDS course to others. 174 144 83%
15 I think learning in a Learning Community or an IDS course requires more sophistication on the part of the student than learning in a traditional, non-linked course. 165 132 80%
16 I found the tutor liaison to be helpful. 121 99 82%
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