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Office of Institutional Effectiveness
Graduating Student Survey Fall 2016
College of Business
Published: January 2017
University of Houston-Clear Lake Office of Institutional Effectiveness Graduating Student Survey Fall 2016 Summary
The purpose of the Graduating Student Survey is to determine the level of satisfaction of graduating students concerning their recent higher education experience at University of Houston-Clear Lake (UHCL). The graduating student’s opinions are solicited regarding which areas or issues should be improved to ensure that UHCL maintains the highest quality of instruction. The percentage of students who would recommend UHCL to family or friends is included in the UHCL progress card each year and is shown below.
The online Graduating Student Survey is conducted in fall and spring semesters using Qualtrics survey software. UHCL launched its semi-annual survey to graduating students for the fall 2016 on October 24, 2016 and the survey was active through December 11, 2016. All students who applied for graduation during the fall 2016 semester were sent an invitation to complete the survey. The data can be divided by school, by degree level, by gender, by ethnicity, by program or any of the above combinations. The average completion time for the survey is 10 minutes. A short summary of data collected in the Graduating Student Survey Fall 2016 by UHCL and by individual schools is contained in the following pages.
The final reports are posted online at http://prtl.uhcl.edu/institutional-effectiveness/institutional-research/university-survey under Graduating Student Survey.
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UHCL
Demographics Information:
• Respondents: A total of 1,127 UHCLgraduating students were invited toparticipate in fall 2016; the responserate was 24.9% % (n=281)compared to spring 2016 (35.5%),fall 2015 (36.9%), spring 2015(28.6%) and fall 2014 (28.4%).
• Gender: All respondents answered thequestion about gender.
Males 26.7% (n=75)Females 73.3% (n=206)
• Ethnicity: One respondent chose not toanswer the question about ethnicity.
White 30.4% (n=85) Black 11.4% (n=32) Hispanic 26.4% (n=74) Asian 22.5% (n=63) American Indian 0.7% (n=2) International 3.6% (n=10) Multi-racial 5.0% (n=14) Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.0% (n=0)
• Question: “Is your current have, or willbe starting a new job, to what extent is itrelated to your major or area of studentat UHCL?” Eleven respondents chosenot to answer this question.
55.9% (n=151) said Directly related22.2% (n=73) said Somewhat related17.0% (n=46) said Not related
Overall Satisfaction: • “Looking back, how would you evaluate
the overall education you received fromUHCL?” All respondents answered thisquestion.
90.0% of the respondents (n=253) said they considered the education received at UHCL to be at least Good.
• “In your opinion, did UHCL provide aneducation worthy of your yearly tuitionand fees?” Three respondents chosenot to answer this question.
81.7% (n=227) said Yes 18.3% (n=51) said No
• “Would you still choose the sameprogram of study?” Three respondentschose not to answer this question.
70.5% (n=196) said Yes 15.8% (n=44) said No 13.7% (n=38) said Not Sure
• “Will you recommend UHCL to friendsand family considering college?” Fourrespondents chose not to answer thisquestion.
89.5% (n=248) said Yes 10.5% (n=29) said No.
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College of Business (COB)
Demographics Information: • Respondents: A total of 343 COB
graduating students were invited toparticipate in fall 2016; the responserate was 21.3% (n=73) compared tospring 2016 (36.1%), fall 2015,(36.7%, spring 2015 (27.3%) and fall2014 (30.4%).
• Gender: All COB respondents answeredthe question about gender.
Males 35.6% (n=26)Females 64.4% (n=47)
• Ethnicity: All COB respondentsanswered the question about ethnicity.
White 24.7% (n=18) Black 15.1% (n=11) Hispanic 24.7% (n=18) Asian 30.1% (n=22) American Indian 0.0% (n=0) International 1.4% (n=1) Multi-racial 4.1% (n=3) Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.0% (n=0)
• Question: “If you currently have, or willbe starting a job, to what extent is itrelated to your major or area of study atUHCL?” Two COB respondents chosenot to answer this question.
59.2% (n=42) said Directly related25.4% (n=18) said Somewhat related
Overall Satisfaction: • “Looking back, how would you evaluate
the overall education you received fromUHCL?” All COB respondents answeredthis question.
90.4% of the respondents (n=66) said they considered the education received at UHCL to be at least Good.
• “In your opinion, did UHCL provide aneducation worthy of your yearly tuitionand fees?” One COB respondent chosenot to answer this question.
86.1% (n=62) said Yes 13.9% (n=10) said No
• “Would you still choose the sameprogram of study?” All COBrespondents answered this question.
60.3% (n=44) said Yes 20.5% (n=15) said No 19.2% (n=14) said Not Sure
• “Will you recommend UHCL to friendsand family considering college?” AllCOB respondents answered thisquestion.
90.4% (n=66) said Yes 9.6% (n=7) said No.
15.5% (n=11) said Not related
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College of Human Sciences and Humanities (HSH)
Demographics Information: • Respondents: A total of 281 HSH
graduating students were invited toparticipate in fall 2016; the responserate was 31.7% (n=89) compared tospring 2016 (36.1%), fall 2015 (41.9%),spring 2015 (28.8%) and fall 2014(36.4%).
• Gender: All HSH respondents answeredthe question about gender.
Males 16.9% (n=15) Females 83.1% (n=74)
• Ethnicity: One HSH respondent chosenot to answer this question.
White 36.4% (n=32) Black 15.9% (n=14) Hispanic 34.1% (n=30) Asian 3.4% (n=3) American Indian 1.1% (n=1) International 1.1% (n=1) Multi-racial 8.0% (n=7) Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.0% (n=0)
• Question: “If you currently have, or willbe starting a new job, to what extent is itrelated to your major or area of study atUHCL?” Three HSH respondents chosenot to answer this question.
37.2% (n=32) said Directly related 38.1% (n=33) said Somewhat related 24.4% (n=21) said Not related
Overall Satisfaction: • “Looking back, how would you evaluate
the overall education you received fromUHCL?” All HSH respondents answeredthis question.
88.7% of the respondents (n=79) said they considered the education received at UHCL to be at least Good.
• “In your opinion, did UHCL provide aneducation worthy of your yearly tuitionand fees?” Two HSH respondentschose not to answer this question.
87.4% (n=76) said Yes 12.6% (n=11) said No
• “Would you still choose the sameprogram of study?” All HSH respondentsanswered this question.
77.5% (n=69) said Yes 14.6% (n=13) said No 7.9% (n=7) said Not Sure
• “Will you recommend UHCL to friendsand family considering college?” OneHSH respondent chose not to answerthis question.
92.0% (n=81) said Yes 8.0% (n=7) said No.
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College of Science and Engineering (CSE)
Demographics Information:
• Respondents: A total of 328 CSEgraduating students were invited toparticipate in fall 2016; the responserate was 21.3% (n=70) compared tospring 2016 (32.1%), fall 2015 (32.4%),spring 2015 (29.7%) and fall 2014(24.4%).
• Gender: All CSE respondents answeredthe question about gender.
Males 47.1% (n=33) Females 52.9% (n=37)
• Ethnicity: All CSE respondentsanswered the question about ethnicity.
White 21.4% (n=15) Black 5.7% (n=4) Hispanic 11.4% (n=8) Asian 50.0% (n=35) American Indian 0.0% (n=0) International 10.0% (n=7) Multi-racial 1.4% (n=1) Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.0% (n=0)
• Question: “If you currently have, or willbe starting a new job, to what extent is itrelated to your major or area of study atUHCL?” Three CSE respondents chosenot to answer this question.
55.4% (n=36) said Directly related 27.7% (n=18) said Somewhat related 16.9% (n=11) said Not related
Overall Satisfaction:
• “Looking back, how would you evaluatethe overall education you received fromUHCL?” All CSE graduating studentsrespondents answered this question.
85.8% of the respondents (n=50) said they considered the education received at UHCL to be at least Good.
• “In your opinion, did UHCL provide aneducation worthy of your yearly tuitionand fees?” All CSE graduating studentsrespondents answered this question.
60.0% (n=42) said Yes 40.0% (n=28) said No
• “Would you still choose the sameprogram of study?” All CSE graduatingstudents respondents answered thisquestion.
61.8% (n=42) said Yes 20.6% (n=14) said No 17.6% (n=12) said Not Sure
• “Will you recommend UHCL to friendsand family considering college?” ThreeCSE respondents chose not to answerthis question.
82.1% (n=55) said Yes 17.9% (n=12) said No.
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College of Education (COE)
Demographics Information: • Respondents: A total of 175 COE
graduating students were invited toparticipate in fall 2016; the responserate was 28.0% (n=49) compared tospring 2016 (39.8%), fall 2015 (41.1%),spring 2015 (28.5%) and fall 2014(29.4%)
• Gender: All COE respondents answeredthe question about gender.
Males 2.0% (n=1) Females 98.0% (n=48)
• Ethnicity: All COE respondentsanswered the question about ethnicity.
White 40.8% (n=20) Black 6.1% (n=3) Hispanic 36.7% (n=18) Asian 6.1% (n=3) American Indian 2.0% (n=1) International 2.0% (n=1) Multi-racial 6.1% (n=3) Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.0% (n=0)
• Question: “If you currently have, or willbe starting a new job, to what extent is itrelated to your major or area of study atUHCL?” One COE respondent chosenot to answer this question.
85.4% (n=41) said Directly related 8.3% (n=4) said Somewhat related
Overall Satisfaction: • “Looking back, how would you evaluate
the overall education you received fromUHCL?” All COE respondents answeredthis question.
97.6% of the respondents (n=48) said they considered the education received at UHCL to be at least Good.
• “In your opinion, did UHCL provide aneducation worthy of your yearly tuitionand fees?” All COE graduating studentsrespondents answered this question.
95.9% (n=47) said Yes 4.1% (n=2) said No
• “Would you still choose the sameprogram of study?” All COErespondents answered this question.
85.4% (n=41) said Yes 4.2% (n=2) said No 10.4% (n=5) said Not Sure
• “Will you recommend UHCL to friendsand family considering college?” OneCOE respondent chose not to answerthis question.
93.9% (n=46) said Yes 6.1% (n=3) said No.
6.3% (n=3) said Not related
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41 56.2%
32 43.8%
0 0.0%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
Undergraduate
Graduate
Doctorate
Total
Note 1: There were a total of 343 COB students who applied for graduation for the Fall 2016 class. 73 COB students completed the GSS survey resulting ina 21.3% response rate.
Note 2: All NON-answered questions are EXCLUDED. Please note that this will change the TOTAL number of responses for each question since data varyaccording to whether students chose to respond or not respond to questions.:
University of Houston-Clear LakeOffice of Institutional EffectivenessGraduating Student Survey Fall 2016 - College of BusinessReport Published: January 2017
What will be your degree level?
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73 100.0%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
College of Business
Total
From which college will you receive your degree?:(A response to this question is required)
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14 19.2%
3 4.1%
1 1.4%
7 9.6%
0 0.0%
4 5.5%
7 9.6%
1 1.4%
2 2.7%
4 5.5%
6 8.2%
3 4.1%
18 24.7%
5 6.8%
0 0.0%
0 0.0%
0 0.0%
75 100.0%
Answer Response %
Accounting
Business Administration (MBA)
Environmental Management
Finance
Finance with a Concentration in Healthcare Administration
General Business
Healthcare Administration
Healthcare Admin/Business Administration (MHA/MBA)
Healthcare Services
Human Resource Management
Legal Studies
Management
Management Information Systems
Marketing
Professional Accounting
Obtained Dual Degree
Other
Total
What is your primary degree program in the College of Business?{Choose one}
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21 28.8%
52 71.2%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
Yes
No
Total
While attending UHCL, did you take any classes away from the main UHCL campus (e.g., Sugar Land, Pearland, Medical Center, etc.)?
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62 84.9%
11 15.1%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
Yes
No
Total
While attending UHCL, did you take any web-based/internet classes?
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21 32.3%35 53.8%
6 9.2%3 4.6%
65 100.0%
Answer Response %ExcellentGoodFairPoorTotal
1 4 3.1 0.6 0.8 65 65
Min Value Max Value Average Value Variance StandardDeviation Total Responses Total Respondents
If you did take web-based/internet courses at UHCL, how would you rate your overall experience using that format?
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Min Value 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1
Max Value 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Mean 3.6 3.4 3 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.4 3.5 3.5
Variance 0.3 0.4 0.7 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.5 0.5 0.4
StandardDeviation 0.6 0.6 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.6 0.7 0.7 0.7
TotalResponses 72 72 69 71 72 72 68 69 66
TotalRespondents 72 72 69 71 72 72 68 69 66
StatisticMy faculty
treatedme withrespect.
My facultywere
effectiveteachers
My facultyprovided
guidance onobtaining
employment inmy field.
My faculty gave mefrequent and promptfeedback regarding
academic work.
My facultychallenged
meacademically.
My facultywere
accessible
My facultyADVISOR gave
me accurateinformation about
myprogram/major.
My facultyADVISOR
wascourteous.
My facultyADVISOR gaveme the time I
needed to discussmy
program/major.
My faculty treated me with respect. - 72 3.6
My faculty were effective teachers 72 3.4
My faculty provided guidance on obtaining employment in my field. 69 3.0
My faculty gave me frequent and prompt feedback regarding academic work. 71 3.3
My faculty challenged me academically. 72 3.4
My faculty were accessible - 72 3.5
My faculty ADVISOR gave me accurate information about my program/major. 68 3.4
My faculty ADVISOR was courteous. 69 3.5
My faculty ADVISOR gave me the time I needed to discuss my program/major. - 66 3.5
Question Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree Response Average Value
45 26 1
31 37 3 1
23 29 14 3
30 36 4 1
36 33 2 1
36 33 3
33 32 1 2
37 29 1 2
36 28 2
EXPERIENCES WITH FACULTY
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Min Value 1 2 1 1
Max Value 4 4 4 4
Mean 3.4 3.5 3.5 3.3
Variance 0.5 0.3 0.4 0.6
StandardDeviation 0.7 0.5 0.6 0.8
TotalResponses 70 68 70 67
TotalRespondents 70 68 70 67
Statistic My advisors provided accurate information about degreerequirements and course sequencing.
My advisors were knowledgeable of campuspolicies and procedures.
My advisors wereaccessible.
My advisors cared aboutme as a person.
My advisors provided accurate information about degreerequirements and course sequencing. 70 3.4
My advisors were knowledgeable of campus policies andprocedures. - 68 3.5
My advisors were accessible. 70 3.5
My advisors cared about me as a person. 67 3.3
Question Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree Response Average Value
37 28 3 2
35 32 1
36 32 1 1
33 26 6 2
ACADEMIC ADVISING
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Min Value 1 2 1 1 2
Max Value 4 4 4 4 4
Mean 2.9 3.2 3 3.2 3.2
Variance 0.8 0.4 0.7 0.6 0.5
StandardDeviation 0.9 0.6 0.8 0.8 0.7
TotalResponses 54 67 44 70 48
TotalRespondents 54 67 44 70 48
StatisticI am satisfied with the
availability of day classes(before 4 p.m.).
I am satisfied with theavailability of night classes
(after 4 p.m.).
I am satisfied with theavailability of weekend
classes.
I am satisfied with theavailability of web-based
classes.
I am satisfied with theavailability of off-campus
classes.
I am satisfied with the availability of day classes (before 4 p.m.). 54 2.9
I am satisfied with the availability of night classes (after 4 p.m.). - 67 3.2
I am satisfied with the availability of weekend classes. 44 3.0
I am satisfied with the availability of web-based classes. 70 3.2
I am satisfied with the availability of off-campus classes. - 48 3.2
Question StronglyAgree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree Response Average Value
14 22 14 4
23 36 8
15 17 11 1
27 32 9 2
16 24 8
CLASS AVAILABILITY
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My program provided the skills and knowledge needed for employment in my field. - 71 3.3
My program prepared me to think critically. - 72 3.4
My program prepared me to write effectively. - 71 3.4
My program prepared me to speak effectively. - 72 3.3
My program prepared me to apply and manage information technology effectively. - 70 3.4
My program prepared me to work effectively in a team environment. - 71 3.4
My program helped me to develop an awareness of local and global diversity. - 70 3.3
My program prepared me to address the ethical commitments of professional life. - 71 3.4
My program has made me more reflective about my personal morality. - 70 3.3
My program has helped me become more conscientious about my role as a responsiblecitizen. - 71 3.3
Question StronglyAgree Agree Disagree Strongly
Disagree Response AverageValue
28 37 6
35 33 4
30 37 4
27 38 7
30 36 4
32 35 4
30 33 7
33 35 3
28 38 4
28 36 7
PREPARATION FOR PROFESSIONAL LIFE
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Min Value 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Max Value 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Mean 3.3 3.4 3.4 3.3 3.4 3.4 3.3 3.4 3.3 3.3
Variance 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.4
StandardDeviation 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.7 0.6 0.6 0.6
TotalResponses 71 72 71 72 70 71 70 71 70 71
TotalRespondents 71 72 71 72 70 71 70 71 70 71
Statistic
My programprovided the
skills andknowledgeneeded for
employment inmy field.
My programprepared me
to thinkcritically.
My programprepared me
to writeeffectively.
My programprepared me
to speakeffectively.
My programprepared meto apply and
manageinformationtechnologyeffectively.
My programprepared me towork effectively
in a teamenvironment.
My programhelped me to
develop anawareness of
local andglobal
diversity.
My programprepared me to
address theethical
commitments ofprofessional life.
My programhas mademe morereflectiveabout mypersonalmorality.
My program hashelped me
become moreconscientious
about my role asa responsible
citizen.
PREPARATION FOR PROFESSIONAL LIFE (continued)
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Min Value 1 1 1 1 1
Max Value 4 4 4 4 4
Mean 3 3 3.1 3 3.2
Variance 0.7 0.9 0.8 0.6 0.6
StandardDeviation 0.8 0.9 0.9 0.8 0.8
TotalResponses 49 35 30 34 38
TotalRespondents 49 35 30 34 38
Statistic
Participation inschool events made
me feel moreconnected to the
university.
Participation in internship andco-op projects made me feel
more connected to those in myprogram/major.
Participation in the StudentGovernment Association providedan opportunity for my voice to be
heard in the university.
Participation in studentleadership training providedthe skills for me to have a
successful academic career.
Participation in studentorganizations provided anopportunity for me to learn
from my peers.
Participation in school events made me feel more connected to theuniversity. 49 3.0
Participation in internship and co-op projects made me feel moreconnected to those in my program/major. 35 3.0
Participation in the Student Government Association provided anopportunity for my voice to be heard in the university. 30 3.1
Participation in student leadership training provided the skills for meto have a successful academic career. 34 3.0
Participation in student organizations provided an opportunity forme to learn from my peers. 38 3.2
Question Strongly Agree Agree Disagree StronglyDisagree Response Average Value
13 27 5 4
12 15 5 3
10 14 4 2
9 19 4 2
12 22 2 2
PARTICIPATION AND INVOLVEMENT
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2 2.7%
5 6.8%
33 45.2%
8 11.0%
25 34.2%
1 1.4%
6 8.2%
4 5.5%
3 4.1%
6 8.2%
93 100.0%
Answer Response %
Active military service or dependent
Self-employed
Employed full-time
Employed part-time
Unemployed, seeking work
Unemployed, not seeking employment
Continuing as a full-time student at a 4-yr college after graduation
Continuing as a part-time student at a 4-yr college after graduation
Volunteer
Other
Total
MBA after /graduation
I have an internship starting in January 2017, but I am still seeking full-time opportunities.
Just hired, have not started yet
Hazel-wood recipient
Student with on-campus job
Other
What is your current status?(mark all that apply)
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42 59.2%
18 25.4%
11 15.5%
71 100.0%
Answer Response %
Directly Related
Somewhat related
Not related
Total
If you currently have, or will be starting a new job, to what extent is it related to your major or area of study at UHCL?
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LinkedInHISD websiteAgencyLinked InLinkedInlinked-Inmdanderson.orgLinkedinGlassdoor, LinkedinMonsterindeed
Co-op at other college
Online resource (please specify)
6 10.2%
6 10.2%
40 67.8%
3 5.1%
9 15.3%
18 30.5%
82 100.0%
Answer Response %
UHCL Career Services
jobs4HAWKS - UHCL online Resume Database
Personal Network
UHCL Faculty/Staff
UHCL Career Event - Jobfair, Networking Reception or Employer Spotlight
Online resource (please specify)
Total
How did you find your position? (Please check all that apply)
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7 15.9%
9 20.5%
2 4.5%
11 25.0%
1 2.3%
6 13.6%
2 4.5%
2 4.5%
4 9.1%
44 100.0%
Answer Response %
Job Search Assistance
Career Counseling and Career Assessments
Mock Interviews
Resume and Cover Letter Assistance
Jobs4Hawks – Job Postings Database
Career Events – Job Fairs, Networking Events, and Workshops
On Campus Recruiting
Salary Negotiation
Other
Total
n/a
How to be an adult at the age of 22?
Na, Im good
Other
I would like to speak with a Career Counselor regarding (please note that you must provide your contact information below if you wish us to contact you):
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Respondents 29
Statistic Value
Contact information: Please note that if you provide the contact information below, your responses to this survey will no longer be anonymous.
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Server Maggianos Friendswood TexaSStaff Accountant Hines Houston TexasFINANCIAL CLEARANCE ASSOCIATE MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER HOUSTON TEXASFinancial Analyst Hilcorp Energy Company Houston TXInstructional Assistant UHCL Houston TXProject Analyst Baylor College of Medicine Houston TexasAdministrative Assistant CLCS Houston TXMath Tutor II University of Houston Math Center Clear Lake TXRealtor Keller Williams Signature Katy TexasClinical Study Coordinator MDA Houtson Texasinstructional assistant profeesor alex martynov houston texasManager Houston Methodist Houston TexasStaff Accountant Clear Lake Regional Webster txtax intern SCI Houston TXAccounts Payable Admin Thermon Heat Tracing Houston TexasShareholder Services American Funds San Antonio TexasClinical Support Rep CHI St. Luke's TMC Houston TXFormen oil Patch Sandblas & Paint Houston TexasGraduate Teaching Assistant UHCL Houston TexasUnemployedOperations Assistant Promedic Healthcare systems Inc Webster TexasDirector of Mortgage Fulfillment TDECU Lake Jackson TXCustomer Support MCFA Houston TexasProject Manager Altus Accountable Care Orgnization Houston TXAssociate Teacher Houston Independent School District Houston TexasBookkepper Horizon Auto Shipping houston txRespiratory Therapist Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital Sugar Land TexasMaterial Manager UTLX Manufacturing LLC Alexandria LouisianaLab information System (current) Celanese Tx PasendaPatient Services Coordinator M.D. Anderson Houston Texasparalegal The Law Firm of Alton C Todd Friendswood TexasController C Squared Chemical Inc Kemah TXPBS Specialist MDAnderson Cancer Center Houston TXHR Manager NOV Houston TXTeller Texas First Bank League City TX
Job Title: Employer: City State
Respondents 35
Statistic Value
What is your current position?
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16 25.4%
1 1.6%
0 0.0%
0 0.0%
3 4.8%
4 6.3%
4 6.3%
0 0.0%
13 20.6%
6 9.5%
1 1.6%
1 1.6%
1 1.6%
4 6.3%
3 4.8%
7 11.1%
2 3.2%
14 22.2%
0 0.0%
5 7.9%
4 6.3%
3 4.8%
2 3.2%
94 100.0%
Answer Response %
Accounting/Finance
Aerospace
Communications
Counseling
Education (Admin/Support)
Education (Teaching)
Engineering & Mgmt Services
Environmental
Health related
Human Resources
Utilities/Public Works
Social Services
Transportation
Medical related
Manufacturing
Computer Information Systems
Construction
Other
Government (local, state or federal including education)
Legal Services/Criminal Justice
Marketing/Advertising
Real Estate/ Land Management
Retail
Total
Food IndustrySubstitute TeacherOil & Gas
Freight Forwarder
Industrial
military
Jobless
Sales
Financial Service/Mortgage Banking
Oil and Gas
Oil and Gas
Other
Which industry best describes your current place of employment? (Choose all that apply)
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0 0.0%
9 15.0%
3 5.0%
3 5.0%
19 31.7%
1 1.7%
7 11.7%
2 3.3%
9 15.0%
7 11.7%
60 100.0%
Answer Response %
Executive Management
Middle Management
Administrative
Self-Employed
Professional
Para-Professional
Support Staff
Education Professional/Teacher
Other
Entry Level Management
Total
Intern
NA
Student Worker
unemployed
Intern
Other
What best describes your current professional position? (pick one that best fits you)
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19 32.8%
6 10.3%
6 10.3%
9 15.5%
11 19.0%
4 6.9%
3 5.2%
0 0.0%
0 0.0%
0 0.0%
58 100.0%
Answer Response %
Less than $14,999
$15,000-$24,999
$25,000-$34,999
$35,000-$49,999
$50,000-$74,999
$75,000-$99,999
$100,000-$149,999
$150,000-$249,999
$250,000-$499,999
$500,000 or more
Total
What is your current yearly salary range?
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1 1.5%2 3.0%
33 49.3%31 46.3%67 100.0%
Answer Response %Not useful at allNot very usefulSomewhat usefulVery usefulTotal
1 4 3.4 0.4 0.6 67 67
Min Value Max Value Average Value Variance Standard Deviation Total Responses Total Respondents
How useful is what you learned at UHCL in your day-to-day work at your place of employment?
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TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY COMMERCE OR U OF H - CLEARLAKEUHCLI am going to attend MBA at UHCL in 2017University of Houston MBA program, Arizona State MBA, Babson University MBACPA and CFAnaNoneHOUSTON, TEXASUHCL to obtain my mastersI have looked at studying for my MBA through the online program at Auburn UniversityUniversity of Houston - DowntownUH Main UHCL UTSA Dallas UniversityI may attend UHCL for MBAI plan to attend University of Houston Law Center when I am ready to pursue further education.No plansUHCLAt UHCLI am planning on attending UHCL for my MBA in the Spring of 2017.Definitely not at UHCL and definitely not the online program. The professors teaching online course put the course on auto-pilot and shy away from the maincomponent of education learning, "teaching". Also, neither they respond promptly nor they have TAs to assist on their behalf. Just like getting services from anyother government entity they take my way or highway kind of approach. Quality of teaching and education is mediocre at best.Possibly a JD in the future.N/AI may go back to school in a few years to get my certification to teach in the State of Texas.Obtain a Masters in UHCLNot suren/aUniversity of Houston DowntownUHCL or UHUHCLLaw SchoolNo plans for continuing education in the next 5 years.UhclUHCL
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If you have plans for additional education, where are you planning to attend?
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UH as they have a program I am looking into.TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY COMMERCE OR U OF H - CLEARLAKEN/AN/AN/A see previousUniversity of HoustonnaNoneUH Main CampusUHCLAuburn UniversityUniversity of Houston - DowntownUH Main UHCL UTSA Dallas UniversityMaybe will attend UH-Main or UHDUniversity of Houston - MainN/Anot sureUniversity of HoustonUniversity of Houston Downtownn/aUniversity of HoustonN/A
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If you plan to attend another institution, what is the name of that university?
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35 62.5%
3 5.4%
18 32.1%
56 100.0%
Answer Response %
Master's Degree (e.g., MS, MA, MBA)
Professional Degree (e.g., medicine, law)
Doctoral Degree (e.g., Ph.D. Ed. D., D.B.A.)
Total
If you plan to continue your education, what is the highest degree you plan to earn (choose ONE response)?
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26 35.6%
47 64.4%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
Male
Female
Total
Gender
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18 24.7%
11 15.1%
18 24.7%
22 30.1%
0 0.0%
0 0.0%
1 1.4%
3 4.1%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
White
Black
Hispanic
Asian
Hawaiian or Pacific Islander
American Indian or Alaskan Native
International
Multi-racial
Total
Ethnicity:
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54 75.0%
3 4.2%
15 20.8%
72 100.0%
Answer Response %
U.S. Citizen
U.S. Resident (green card holder)
International (F1, J1, H1 Visa i.e. not US Citizen or Resident)
Total
Citizenship:
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30 41.1%
43 58.9%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
Yes
No
Total
Are you the first person in your family to obtain a degree?
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9 12.5%
20 27.8%
9 12.5%
4 5.6%
19 26.4%
8 11.1%
3 4.2%
72 100.0%
Answer Response %
Less than high school
High School or GED
Some College
Associate's Degree
Bachelor's Degree
Master's Degree
Doctorate or Professional Degree
Total
What is the highest level of education achieved by your MOTHER or female guardian?
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6 8.3%
27 37.5%
10 13.9%
3 4.2%
16 22.2%
7 9.7%
3 4.2%
72 100.0%
Answer Response %
Less than high school
High School or GED
Some College
Associate's Degree
Bachelor's Degree
Master's Degree
Doctorate or Professional Degree
Total
What is the highest level of education achieved by your FATHER or male guardian?
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28 38.4%
5 6.8%
18 24.7%
12 16.4%
3 4.1%
7 9.6%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
Start a career
Change careers
Advance in current career
Personal enrichment
Other
To support myself
Total
What was your primary reason for obtaining a degree?
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To serve as a role model to my niece and nephew
My mother's family all went to school. My grandfather was an engineer and my grandmother has an English degree. Going to college just was what we knew wewere going to do, it just was.
To support my son until I get married. After that, I'm only going to work part time.
I also wanted to change career: my B.S. was in Biotechnology but I have moved into an IT role.
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If other, please specify:
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32 43.8%
34 46.6%
6 8.2%
1 1.4%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
Excellent
Good
Fair
Poor
Total
1 4 3.3 0.5 0.7 73 73
Min Value Max Value Average Value Variance StandardDeviation Total Responses Total Respondents
Looking back, how would you evaluate the overall education you received at UHCL?
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29 39.7%
35 47.9%
7 9.6%
2 2.7%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
Excellent
Good
Fair
Poor
Total
1 4 3.2 0.5 0.7 73 73
Min Value Max Value Average Value Variance Standard Deviation Total Responses Total Respondents
Looking back, how would you evaluate your overall experiences?
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62 86.1%
10 13.9%
72 100.0%
Answer Response %
Yes
No
Total
In your opinion, did UHCL provide an education worthy of your yearly tuition and fees?
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58 79.5%
5 6.8%
10 13.7%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
Yes
No
Not Sure
Total
Would you still choose to attend UHCL?
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I like how the classes I took werent large classes.I attended a lot of schools, therefore I am able to compare UH-CL with other schools. I noticed that teachers were very focused on how the skills learned in theclassroom will translate to a career and because of that I feel much more confident in finding a job after graduation.I transferred from UH Main campus to UHCL after 2 weeks. Boy, was that easily the best decision of my college career. The teachers actually care about us, andwant to see us succeed rather than only being in it for the paycheck.Had lots of fun but I like the one on one with professors. Also because I actually have a name and not just a number.I enjoyed the small class sizes, accessibility to professors, and the fact the professors in my field of study are current practicing legal professionals. The fact thatthe professors are current practicing legal professionals gives invaluable experience and an unique point of view for the students.the evening class was very convenient. however, I would have liked to network with others in industry during my program.Wasn't pleased with class selections/availabilityIts close and convenientI just don't like UHCL. I suppose if you're a foreigner, it's exciting being in a new place. I live 30 minutes away, it didn't really do much for me non-academically. Itried venturing off into the programs offered here, such as the Student Parent Association and the Marketing Association. As for the former, I just didn't like thetype of parents- they did care that one of their kids bit mine... The MA was okay, but once the president graduated, the new one wasn't engaging. After thosetwo tries, I just got in classes with heavy loads of work and assignments that I didn't have time for social activities because I still have to take care of my kid. Itmay, after all is said and done, just be for personal reasons, but I didn't really enjoy my time at UHCL. I was here because I had to be. It was convenient.Most large companies that are able to sponsor foreign students offer jobs to UH Main Campus' students. Very few companies in UHCL career fair can sponsorforeigners.University of Houston Main has more prestige.UHCL is convenient and easy to maneuver around. Not only that, employees are very kind and want to help students in any way they can. My time here atUHCL has been enjoyable. I have never experienced any problems. I have always felt comfortable.
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44 60.3%
15 20.5%
14 19.2%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
Yes
No
Not sure
Total
Would you still choose the same program of study?
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I dislike that the Finance Program was mainly online. I basically had to learn on my own and that made it exremently difficult.Faculty such as Dr. Mitchelle, Dr. Khoury, Mr. Small, and Dr. Decker made this program worth every single sleepless night, paper written, and presentation given.Such an honor to be tought by staff that have so much experience to offer.I realized I really enjoyed mathematics and would probably seek a degree in that field insteadI've had experience & would love to continue with my current career pathMy dream is to become an industrial designer.I have realized that since MIS is so broad it was beneficial to me because it allowed me to find my passion, however after finding my own specific skill I wouldchoose an option that is much more focused.If all the fantastic professors and classmates I was able to have were in JUST the business college, I can only imagine what the other departments and areas ofstudy have to offer! I would try something different and experience the other sides of UHCLI like the IT worldI am thoroughly interested in my field of study and enjoy what I do.I have found that I have desire to pursue a career in Supply Chain Managementmy teachers were amazing. i have really learnt a lot and I am thank full for my experience.I became interested in Women's Studies and Social Justice issues, I sometimes wish i had taken that path.I would also add a concentration in Human Resource.I've always been business-oriented, even as a small child. I would still want to be pursuing a degree in business wherever I went to school. I got my AS inGeneral Business at Blinn Junior College.I will chose a more specific Masters plan
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66 90.4%
7 9.6%
73 100.0%
Answer Response %
Yes
No
Total
Would you recommend UHCL to friends and family considering college?
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For my particular degree type - of course.
I think it is a great school, and I am proud to graduate from a school that appreciates their students.
Coupled with a two year college degree under the belt, UHCL is the perfect choice for anyone of any age that enjoys having a teaher who actually knows yourname and responds to your questions. It is a beautiful campus in itself, with the foliage and the small sparse buildings. Not to mention the close proximity towhere many of us call home: Clear Lake City, TX.
The professor actually care about the student and help when asked and very detailed.
I enjoy the campus aesthetically, the resources available to students, the professors, and the location of the campus.
best school experience, it was as tough as LSU (I attended there for 3 year) but the since the UHCL is smaller, you get better interaction with the professors.
Good environment, location, and education.
See above. The only reason I would say, "go for it" is if they had to, because college education is important.
It's a good environment and reasonable tuition fee
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Just need to expand on Recreational Activities
The counseling staff and financial aid staff are not accessible to students. nor do they try to go above and beyond for students in trying to help. My entire timein UHCL I planned my schedule myself, and the times i had questions for my counselor all she replied was a yes/no type of answer, she never took the time toget to know my plans or guide me. The financial aid staff took almost a month to reply to one of my email.
I did have some nice professors. Troy Voelker, for instance. He was my professor for two of my classes. One I'm still taking currently. He was a really goodprofessor and I thoroughly enjoyed his entrepreneurship course as well as strategic management. As far as in the business school here, I think he is the bestprofessor.
The only constructive feedback that I would like to provide is re-evaluation of the the level of group work required in the courses. While I understand that thepurpose of group work is to ready those students who dont have work experience for the real world, for a working professional like myself I often felt that groupwork was extremely bothersome and pointless. Often times there were several members of my team that basically sat back and didnt contribute any value to theteam. I personally addressed those individuals and brought it to the professors attention and it was dealt with accordingly, however, I felt that overall it tookaway from the learning experience.
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Additional Comments for any issues or concerns you may have:
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