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Cuesta College Summary Report - July 19, 2013 Survey: 2012 Fall DE Student Satisfaction Survey 2. Please select the college from the drop down menu where you completed the distance education course in the 2012 Fall semester. Cuesta College 100% 2. Please select the college from the drop down menu where you completed the distance education course in the 2012 Fall semester. Value Count Percent % Statistics Allan Hancock College 0 0.0% Total Responses 233 American River College 0 0.0% Antelope Valley College 0 0.0% Bakersfield College 0 0.0% Berkeley City College 0 0.0% Butte College 0 0.0% Cabrillo College 0 0.0% Chaffey College 0 0.0% Citrus College 0 0.0% City College of San Francisco 0 0.0% College of Marin 0 0.0% College of the Sequoias 0 0.0% College of the Siskiyous 0 0.0% Cosumnes River College 0 0.0% Cuesta College 233 100.0% Cuyamaca College 0 0.0% Cypress College 0 0.0% Diablo Valley College 0 0.0% El Camino College 0 0.0% Evergreen Valley College 0 0.0% Feather River College 0 0.0% Folsom Lake College 0 0.0% Fresno City College 0 0.0% Glendale College 0 0.0% Grossmont College 0 0.0% Los Angeles City College 0 0.0% Los Angeles Harbor College 0 0.0% Merced College 0 0.0% Mira Costa College 0 0.0% Mission College 0 0.0% Moreno Valley College 0 0.0% Norco College 0 0.0% Pasadena College 0 0.0% Porterville College 0 0.0% Riverside City College 0 0.0% Sacramento City College 0 0.0% San Diego City College 0 0.0% San Diego Mesa College 0 0.0% San Diego Miramar College 0 0.0% San Joaquin Delta College 0 0.0% Santa Ana College 0 0.0% Santa Barbara City College 0 0.0% Solano College 0 0.0% Southwestern College 0 0.0% Skyline College 0 0.0% Victor Valley College 0 0.0% West Hills-Lemoore College 0 0.0% 3. How would you classify your enrollment status in the 2012 Fall quarter/semester? 100 75 49.4% 50 32.2% 25 19.3% 0 Full time student (12 or more units) Part time student (6 to 11 units) Part time student (5 or less units) 3. How would you classify your enrollment status in the 2012 Fall quarter/semester? Value Count Percent % Statistics Full time student (12 or more units) 115 49.4% Total Responses 233 Part time student (6 to 11 units) 75 32.2% Part time student (5 or less units) 45 19.3% 4. Please check your gender. 100 77.3% 75 50 22.8% 25 0 Male Female 4. Please check your gender. Value Count Percent % Statistics Male 53 22.8% Total Responses 233 Female 180 77.3% 5. Please check your age range group. under 18 0.4% 55+ 10.7% 18-24 35.2% 45-54 17.6% 35-44 12.5% 25-34 23.6% 5. Please check your age range group. Value Count Percent % Statistics under 18 1 0.4% Total 233 18-24 82 35.2% Responses 25-34 55 23.6% Sum 7,086.0 35-44 29 12.5% Avg. 30.5 45-54 41 17.6% StdDev 12.9 55+ 25 10.7% Max 55.0 6. Please identify your race/ethnicity Decline to Respond 4.7% Asian/Pacific Islander 3.9% Other/Multi-Racial 4.7% Black/African-American 0.4% Native American/Alaska Native 1.3% Hispanic 14.6% Caucasian 70.4% 6. Please identify your race/ethnicity Value Count Percent % Statistics Asian/Pacific Islander 9 3.9% Total Responses 233 Black/African-American 1 0.4% Caucasian 164 70.4% Hispanic 34 14.6% Native American/Alaska Native 3 1.3% Other/Multi-Racial 11 4.7% Decline to Respond 11 4.7% 7. Have you ever taken a distance education orientation course or workshop at this college? Yes 47.8% No 52.2% 7. Have you ever taken a distance education orientation course or workshop at this college? Value Count Percent % Statistics Yes 111 47.8% Total Responses 232 No 121 52.2% Is the course or workshop required before you can take a distance education course at the college or is it voluntary? Voluntary 50.4% Required 49.6% Is the course or workshop required before you can take a distance education course at the college or is it voluntary? Value Count Percent % Statistics Required 60 49.6% Total Responses 121 Voluntary 61 50.4% Is it a credit course for which you receive credit or is it a workshop where no credit is issued? Workshop (No credit issued) 15.5% Credit course 84.5% Is it a credit course for which you receive credit or is it a workshop where no credit is issued? Value Count Percent % Statistics Credit course 98 84.5% Total Responses 116 Workshop (No credit issued) 18 15.5% What type of orientation course/workshop did you complete? 100 75 56.4% 50 25.5% 20.9% 25 17.3% 0.9% 0 On Campus Instruction - Online Instruction - Online Instruction - Online Self-Assessment - no Other (Telecourse, DVD, traditional face to face instructor facilitated technology facilitated (no instruction Podcast, other audio, etc.) human presence) What type of orientation course/workshop did you complete? Value Count Percent % Statistics On Campus Instruction - traditional face to face 28 25.5% Total Responses 110 Online Instruction - instructor facilitated 62 56.4% Online Instruction - technology facilitated (no human presence) 23 20.9% Online Self-Assessment - no instruction 19 17.3% Other (Telecourse, DVD, Podcast, other audio, etc.) 1 0.9% On a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the highest, how satisfied were you with this distance education orientation course/workshop? 1 - Very Dissatisfied 6.4% 2 - Dissatisfied 5.5% 3 - Neutral 14.6% 5 - Very Satisfied 40% 4 - Satisfied 33.6% On a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the highest, how satisfied were you with this distance education orientation course/workshop? Value Count Percent % Statistics 1 - Very Dissatisfied 7 6.4% Total Responses 110 2 - Dissatisfied 6 5.5% Sum 435.0 3 - Neutral 16 14.6% Avg. 4.0 4 - Satisfied 37 33.6% StdDev 1.2 5 - Very Satisfied 44 40.0% Max 5.0 9. Have you ever completed a distance education course at this college before the 2012 Fall semester? No 36.6% Yes 63.4% 9. Have you ever completed a distance education course at this college before the 2012 Fall semester? Value Count Percent % Statistics Yes 147 63.4% Total Responses 232 No 85 36.6% 12. On a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the highest please rate the importance of the following possible reasons why you enrolled in the distance education course identified in question #11. (Please respond to each item) 1 - Not Very 2 - Not 3 - 4 - 5 - Very Not Responses Important Important Neutral Important Important Applicable The course met requirements for the associate 7.0% 2.2% 7.4% 13.5% 58.1% 14.4% 229 degree 16 5 17 31 133 33 The course met requirements for transfer to a 4- 9.0% 3.6% 10.8% 17.0% 43.9% 16.6% 223 year college or university 20 8 24 38 98 37 The course met requirements for a vocational 13.9% 4.9% 12.6% 9.9% 31.4% 28.3% 223 certificate 31 11 28 22 70 63 The course would improve my job skills/expand 7.5% 3.1% 14.6% 14.2% 50.0% 11.5% 226 my job opportunities 17 7 33 32 113 26 4.0% 0.9% 4.9% 14.6% 66.4% 11.1% The course was convenient with my work schedule 226 9 2 11 33 150 25 The course was convenient with my child-rearing 8.4% 1.8% 6.7% 3.1% 30.7% 51.6% 225 schedule 19 4 15 7 69 116 I had success with a previous distance education 5.3% 2.2% 11.4% 14.0% 40.4% 27.2% 228 course 12 5 26 32 92 62 7.5% 5.8% 15.5% 22.1% 41.2% 8.8% I had a personal interest in the subject 226 17 13 35 50 93 20 13.5% 12.2% 27.5% 18.0% 18.0% 12.2% I thought it would be more varied and interesting 222 30 27 61 40 40 27 9.3% 5.7% 26.0% 24.7% 30.4% 4.4% I enjoy learning on a computer 227 21 13 59 56 69 10 11.0% 5.3% 24.7% 20.3% 36.6% 3.5% I prefer this method of instruction 227 25 12 56 46 83 8 11.3% 5.9% 22.1% 17.6% 28.4% 16.7% The instructor's reputation 222 25 13 49 39 63 37 24.1% 5.8% 13.4% 3.1% 6.3% 49.1% All on-campus sections of the course were full 224 54 13 30 7 14 110 The course was not scheduled in a classroom 17.3% 5.3% 18.7% 6.7% 24.0% 29.8% 225 setting 39 12 42 15 54 67 15.9% 4.4% 11.9% 12.3% 33.5% 25.1% I was unable to come to campus 227 36 10 27 28 76 57 I have a disability that makes it difficult to attend 16.6% 4.0% 5.8% 1.8% 4.0% 69.5% 223 classes on campus 37 9 13 4 9 155 13.
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