Strengthen the quality of student life and learning on your campus
Successful campuses continuously strive to improve the quality of the student experience. In order to do that, you need to know where to focus your efforts.
The RNL Satisfaction-Priorities Assessments help you pinpoint those challenges and priorities. They allow you to look at your institution inside and outside of the classroom, so you can analyze a wide spectrum of issues that affect the student experience. You’ll see a clear picture of what you need to do now to improve student life, learning, and success.
- Student Satisfaction Inventory™ for traditional-aged undergraduate students.
- Adult Student Priorities Survey™ for graduate students and adult undergraduate students as well as adult students in weekend, evening, and continuing education courses.
- Priorities Survey for Online Learners™ for students in online distance learning programs.
- Institutional Priorities Survey™ for administrators, faculty, and staff.
- Parent Satisfaction Inventory™ for parents of college students at four-year institutions.
Why does student satisfaction matter?
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Watch this brief introduction to the 2020 National Student Satisfaction and Priorities Report by assessment expert Julie Bryant which highlights why assessing student satisfaction is important and how the data can be used on campus. Or request a free consultation with our student satisfaction experts.
What campuses say about the RNL Satisfaction-Priorities Surveys
More Research and Resources on Student Satisfaction
2020 National Student Satisfaction and Priorities Report
National Adult Student Satisfaction and Priorities Report
Why Does Student Satisfaction Matter?
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