K-State One- and Four-Year Alumni Surveys
K-State Findings (from the 2009 One- and Four-Year Alumni Surveys)
- 96% of one-year respondents and 93% of four-year respondents would attend K-State if given the opportunity to do it all over again
- Approximately 97% of one-year respondents indicated that K-State somewhat or very much enhanced their quality of life.
- 96% of one-year respondents felt K-State prepared them fairly well, well, or excellently for their present job.
- 99% of four-year respondents who are currently attending graduate/professional school rated the quality of their K-State undergraduate preparation for graduate/professional school as fair, good, or excellent.
- 99% of one-year and four-year respondents would recommend K-State to potential students
Process
The Office of Assessment solicits feedback from its alumni one and four years out to understand how K-State can improve the college experience for our students. Beginning in the Fall of 2006, all surveys are administered on-line, using the K-State AXIO Survey System, to alumni one year and four years after they graduate. The survey includes issues relating to satisfaction with K-State regarding academic programs, intellectual and personal growth, student services, and preparation for a career or a graduate/professional school.
Surveys (pdf)
Copies of the One- and Four-Year Alumni Surveys (last updated Spring 2010)
Reports (all reports are pdf)
2009
- One-Year Alumni Survey University Summary Report
(pdf with bookmarks and links)
(Book view) - Four-Year Alumni Survey University Summary Report
(pdf with bookmarks and links)
(Book view)
2008
2007
2006
2003
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Manhattan
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Salina
2001
1999
- Interpreting Assessment Reports on Undergraduate Degree Programs, October 1999
- Descriptive Information: K-State Undergraduate Programs, October 1999
- Evaluation of Undergraduate Programs: Outcomes, October 1999 (unavailable)
- Evaluation of Undergraduate Programs: Process and Environment, October 1999 (unavailable)