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SUNY Potsdam NSSE 2011 Major Field Report Other Professions Comparing your students majoring in Other Professions fields to those in Other Professions fields at your comparison groups Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions The major field report category 'Other Professions' includes the following majors: Architecture; Urban Planning; Health technology (medical, dental, laboratory); Law; Library/archival science; Medicine; Dentistry; Veterinarian; Nursing; Pharmacy; Allied health/other medical; Therapy (occupational, physical, speech); Other professional.

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SUNY Potsdam

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report

Other Professions

Comparing your students majoring in Other Professions fields to those

in Other Professions fields at your comparison groups

Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

The major field report category 'Other Professions' includes the following majors: Architecture; Urban Planning; Health technology (medical, dental, laboratory); Law; Library/archival

science; Medicine; Dentistry; Veterinarian; Nursing; Pharmacy; Allied health/other medical; Therapy (occupational, physical, speech); Other professional.

Frequency Distributions

SUNY PotsdamNSSE 2011 Major Field Report

Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Other Professions

Sample BETWEEN Institution Comparisons on Major Categories

Variable Names Class Major Categories

Variables

Benchmark

Count Column Percentage (%) Weighting

Frequency distributions are reported separately for

first-year students and seniors. Institution-reported

class levels are used. Of course, first-year student

reports of major are likely to be unstable, and

interpretations of first-year results should be made

with caution.

Students’ self-reported majors (primary major if two were reported) were

assigned to one of 85 majors. Institutions had the option to customize how these

were grouped into as many as eight major field categories. Institutions choosing

not to customize receive NSSE’s standard 8-category grouping.

Major categories with fewer than five respondents in a given class are not

reported. Comparison groups must contain at least three institutions with five or

more respondents in the major category, or they are left blank.

NSSE data serve to identify institutional strengths and weaknesses in reference to selected

comparison institutions, yet institution-level comparisons may not capture important variation in

student engagement that can be found within key sub-populations such as major. This report displays

the frequency distributions for the Other Professions major category at your institution and at your

selected comparison institutions.

Response options listed just as they

appear on the instrument.

Items that make up the five

"Benchmarks of Effective Educational

Practice" are indicated by the following:

SCE: Supportive

Campus Environment

SFI: Student-Faculty

Interaction

EEE: Enriching

Educational Experiences

This report is based on information from all randomly selected or

census-administered Other Professions students for both your institution

and your comparison institutions. Targeted and locally administered

oversamples and other non-randomly selected students are not included.

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Interpreting the Frequency Distributions

The name of each variable appears in

the first column for easy reference to

your raw data file.

The items from the NSSE survey appear

in the left column in the same order and

wording as they appear on the

instrument.

Response Options The Count column represents the

actual number of students who selected

the particular option in each question.

The '%' column represents

the percentage of students

who selected the particular

option in each question.

All results displayed in this report are

unweighted.

LAC: Level of Academic

Challenge

ACL: Active and

Collaborative Learning

V ariab le R esponse Op tions Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

1a . Never 0 0% 16 2% 65 2% 271 2% 1 1% 11 1% 54 1% 203 1%

Sometimes 27 26% 244 31% 1,215 30% 4,837 28% 24 16% 234 19% 1,143 19% 4,188 18%

Often 40 38% 279 35% 1,437 35% 6,240 36% 50 33% 333 27% 1,831 31% 6,909 29%

Very often 38 36% 250 32% 1,371 34% 6,208 35% 75 50% 636 52% 2,956 49% 12,139 52%

Total 105 100% 789 100% 4,088 100% 17,556 100% 150 100% 1,214 100% 5,984 100% 23,439 100%

1b. Never 12 11% 57 7% 441 11% 1,735 10% 5 3% 37 3% 234 4% 918 4%

Sometimes 67 64% 406 51% 2,092 51% 9,171 52% 52 34% 448 37% 2,087 35% 8,513 36%

Often 19 18% 237 30% 1,167 29% 4,931 28% 71 47% 460 38% 2,319 39% 9,016 38%

Very often 7 7% 96 12% 387 9% 1,726 10% 24 16% 275 23% 1,367 23% 5,015 21%

Total 105 100% 796 100% 4,087 100% 17,563 100% 152 100% 1,220 100% 6,007 100% 23,462 100%

1c . Never 18 17% 101 13% 525 13% 2,415 14% 26 17% 223 18% 958 16% 3,887 17%

Sometimes 44 42% 265 34% 1,262 31% 5,630 32% 62 41% 471 39% 2,148 36% 8,966 38%

Often 27 26% 263 33% 1,277 31% 5,372 31% 37 24% 291 24% 1,540 26% 5,985 26%

Very often 16 15% 159 20% 1,011 25% 4,070 23% 27 18% 232 19% 1,345 22% 4,594 20%

Total 105 100% 788 100% 4,075 100% 17,487 100% 152 100% 1,217 100% 5,991 100% 23,432 100%

Asked questions in class or

contributed to class

discussions

CLQUEST

(ACL)

Made a class presentation

Prepared two or more

drafts of

a paper or assignment

before turning it in

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011

NSSEville

State

NSSEville

State

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

CLPRESEN

(ACL)

REWROPAP

Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

1a. Never 1 20% 60 4% 192 3% 709 4% 0 0% 34 2% 108 2% 396 2%

Sometimes 1 20% 618 43% 2,300 37% 7,631 39% 3 27% 400 28% 1,629 24% 5,281 25%

Often 1 20% 433 30% 2,100 34% 6,686 34% 4 36% 456 32% 2,120 31% 6,545 31%

Very often 2 40% 310 22% 1,545 25% 4,773 24% 4 36% 525 37% 3,013 44% 8,617 41%

Total 5 100% 1,421 100% 6,137 100% 19,799 100% 11 100% 1,415 100% 6,870 100% 20,839 100%

1b. Never 0 0% 283 20% 870 14% 3,040 15% 0 0% 49 3% 332 5% 1,253 6%

Sometimes 1 25% 732 52% 3,104 51% 10,124 51% 1 9% 461 33% 1,827 27% 6,296 30%

Often 0 0% 282 20% 1,616 26% 4,976 25% 7 64% 501 35% 2,517 37% 7,432 36%

Very often 3 75% 116 8% 534 9% 1,627 8% 3 27% 402 28% 2,184 32% 5,835 28%

Total 4 100% 1,413 100% 6,124 100% 19,767 100% 11 100% 1,413 100% 6,860 100% 20,816 100%

1c. Never 1 20% 165 12% 591 10% 2,084 11% 0 0% 233 16% 936 14% 2,955 14%

Sometimes 1 20% 431 30% 1,603 26% 5,236 27% 4 36% 522 37% 2,294 33% 7,030 34%

Often 2 40% 458 32% 2,079 34% 6,698 34% 3 27% 389 28% 2,022 29% 6,097 29%

Very often 1 20% 363 26% 1,850 30% 5,722 29% 4 36% 270 19% 1,607 23% 4,703 23%

Total 5 100% 1,417 100% 6,123 100% 19,740 100% 11 100% 1,414 100% 6,859 100% 20,785 100%

1d. Never 1 20% 29 2% 115 2% 406 2% 0 0% 10 1% 71 1% 226 1%

Sometimes 0 0% 310 22% 1,050 17% 3,579 18% 1 9% 167 12% 561 8% 1,930 9%

Often 0 0% 598 42% 2,631 43% 8,365 42% 0 0% 521 37% 2,312 34% 7,113 34%

Very often 4 80% 480 34% 2,343 38% 7,434 38% 10 91% 721 51% 3,931 57% 11,591 56%

Total 5 100% 1,417 100% 6,139 100% 19,784 100% 11 100% 1,419 100% 6,875 100% 20,860 100%

1e. Never 1 20% 104 7% 369 6% 1,282 6% 0 0% 61 4% 281 4% 1,015 5%

Sometimes 0 0% 473 33% 1,867 30% 6,141 31% 2 18% 425 30% 1,653 24% 5,410 26%

Often 0 0% 511 36% 2,349 38% 7,568 38% 7 64% 539 38% 2,482 36% 7,465 36%

Very often 4 80% 327 23% 1,551 25% 4,781 24% 2 18% 394 28% 2,456 36% 6,937 33%

Total 5 100% 1,415 100% 6,136 100% 19,772 100% 11 100% 1,419 100% 6,872 100% 20,827 100%

1f. Never 1 20% 447 31% 2,177 36% 6,603 33% 0 0% 324 23% 1,768 26% 5,242 25%

Sometimes 3 60% 745 52% 3,194 52% 10,527 53% 7 64% 757 53% 3,845 56% 11,479 55%

Often 0 0% 152 11% 506 8% 1,805 9% 2 18% 229 16% 834 12% 2,779 13%

Very often 1 20% 76 5% 254 4% 843 4% 2 18% 107 8% 434 6% 1,360 7%

Total 5 100% 1,420 100% 6,131 100% 19,778 100% 11 100% 1,417 100% 6,881 100% 20,860 100%

1g. Never 3 60% 161 11% 711 12% 2,445 12% 3 27% 144 10% 660 10% 2,410 12%

Sometimes 1 20% 639 45% 2,605 42% 8,401 43% 1 9% 560 39% 2,347 34% 7,534 36%

Often 0 0% 451 32% 2,034 33% 6,432 33% 4 36% 460 32% 2,257 33% 6,592 32%

Very often 1 20% 162 11% 780 13% 2,485 13% 3 27% 257 18% 1,619 24% 4,323 21%

Total 5 100% 1,413 100% 6,130 100% 19,763 100% 11 100% 1,421 100% 6,883 100% 20,859 100%

DIVCLASS

CLASSGRP

(ACL)

Asked questions in class or

contributed to class

discussions

Worked on a paper or project

that required integrating ideas

or information from various

sources

CLUNPREP

CLQUEST

(ACL)

Made a class presentation

Prepared two or more drafts of

a paper or assignment before

turning it in

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

Worked with other students

on projects during class

CLPRESEN

(ACL)

REWROPAP

INTEGRAT

Included diverse perspectives

(different races, religions,

genders, political beliefs, etc.)

in class discussions or writing

assignments

Come to class without

completing readings or

assignments

4

Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

1h. OCCGRP Never 0 0% 153 11% 786 13% 2,556 13% 0 0% 44 3% 418 6% 1,491 7%

(ACL) Sometimes 1 20% 618 43% 2,464 40% 7,947 40% 6 55% 400 28% 1,745 25% 5,493 26%

Often 4 80% 436 31% 2,023 33% 6,390 32% 3 27% 584 41% 2,532 37% 7,694 37%

Very often 0 0% 215 15% 876 14% 2,956 15% 2 18% 398 28% 2,203 32% 6,238 30%

Total 5 100% 1,422 100% 6,149 100% 19,849 100% 11 100% 1,426 100% 6,898 100% 20,916 100%

1i. INTIDEAS Never 0 0% 90 6% 401 7% 1,259 6% 1 9% 34 2% 223 3% 616 3%

Sometimes 3 60% 571 40% 2,354 38% 7,693 39% 2 18% 343 24% 1,562 23% 4,852 23%

Often 0 0% 523 37% 2,369 39% 7,677 39% 5 45% 628 44% 2,950 43% 8,869 43%

Very often 2 40% 230 16% 1,002 16% 3,143 16% 3 27% 409 29% 2,136 31% 6,485 31%

Total 5 100% 1,414 100% 6,126 100% 19,772 100% 11 100% 1,414 100% 6,871 100% 20,822 100%

1j. TUTOR Never 4 80% 761 54% 3,337 54% 10,571 53% 4 36% 675 48% 3,433 50% 10,190 49%

(ACL) Sometimes 0 0% 449 32% 1,866 30% 6,288 32% 5 45% 488 34% 2,298 33% 7,105 34%

Often 0 0% 149 10% 651 11% 2,096 11% 0 0% 167 12% 708 10% 2,176 10%

Very often 1 20% 61 4% 284 5% 870 4% 2 18% 91 6% 439 6% 1,374 7%

Total 5 100% 1,420 100% 6,138 100% 19,825 100% 11 100% 1,421 100% 6,878 100% 20,845 100%

1k. COMMPROJ Never 4 80% 916 65% 3,486 57% 11,281 57% 2 18% 543 39% 2,164 32% 6,801 33%

(ACL) Sometimes 0 0% 350 25% 1,647 27% 5,320 27% 6 55% 502 36% 2,367 34% 7,138 34%

Often 0 0% 101 7% 701 11% 2,185 11% 2 18% 229 16% 1,397 20% 4,107 20%

Very often 1 20% 44 3% 277 5% 932 5% 1 9% 136 10% 937 14% 2,747 13%

Total 5 100% 1,411 100% 6,111 100% 19,718 100% 11 100% 1,410 100% 6,865 100% 20,793 100%

1l. ITACADEM Never 1 20% 207 15% 921 15% 3,171 16% 2 18% 129 9% 599 9% 1,691 8%

(EEE) Sometimes 1 20% 453 32% 1,781 29% 5,785 29% 2 18% 378 27% 1,591 23% 4,753 23%

Often 1 20% 409 29% 1,722 28% 5,464 28% 3 27% 408 29% 1,779 26% 5,654 27%

Very often 2 40% 352 25% 1,719 28% 5,400 27% 4 36% 505 36% 2,916 42% 8,785 42%

Total 5 100% 1,421 100% 6,143 100% 19,820 100% 11 100% 1,420 100% 6,885 100% 20,883 100%

1m. EMAIL Never 0 0% 11 1% 58 1% 185 1% 0 0% 2 0% 10 0% 55 0%

Sometimes 1 20% 242 17% 1,014 17% 3,226 16% 0 0% 114 8% 586 9% 1,774 9%

Often 0 0% 493 35% 2,116 35% 6,780 34% 0 0% 393 28% 1,729 25% 5,401 26%

Very often 4 80% 673 47% 2,945 48% 9,600 49% 11 100% 907 64% 4,556 66% 13,602 65%

Total 5 100% 1,419 100% 6,133 100% 19,791 100% 11 100% 1,416 100% 6,881 100% 20,832 100%

1n. FACGRADE Never 0 0% 128 9% 455 7% 1,486 8% 0 0% 53 4% 220 3% 726 3%

(SFI) Sometimes 1 20% 560 40% 2,251 37% 7,503 38% 3 27% 493 35% 2,231 32% 6,997 34%

Often 0 0% 432 30% 2,008 33% 6,380 32% 6 55% 484 34% 2,245 33% 6,880 33%

Very often 4 80% 297 21% 1,421 23% 4,412 22% 2 18% 384 27% 2,184 32% 6,243 30%

Total 5 100% 1,417 100% 6,135 100% 19,781 100% 11 100% 1,414 100% 6,880 100% 20,846 100%

Tutored or taught other

students (paid or voluntary)

Participated in a community-

based project (e.g. service

learning) as part of a regular

course

Discussed grades or

assignments with an instructor

Used an electronic medium

(listserv, chat group, Internet,

instant messaging, etc.) to

discuss or complete an

assignment

Worked with classmates

outside of class to prepare

class assignments

Put together ideas or concepts

from different courses when

completing assignments or

during class discussions

Used e-mail to communicate

with an instructor

5

Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

1o. FACPLANS Never 1 20% 286 20% 1,164 19% 3,662 18% 2 18% 168 12% 1,002 15% 3,145 15%

(SFI) Sometimes 0 0% 609 43% 2,723 44% 8,859 45% 4 36% 600 42% 2,821 41% 8,591 41%

Often 2 40% 339 24% 1,491 24% 4,797 24% 4 36% 392 28% 1,849 27% 5,500 26%

Very often 2 40% 184 13% 751 12% 2,477 13% 1 9% 258 18% 1,208 18% 3,623 17%

Total 5 100% 1,418 100% 6,129 100% 19,795 100% 11 100% 1,418 100% 6,880 100% 20,859 100%

1p. FACIDEAS Never 3 60% 645 46% 2,689 44% 8,634 44% 3 27% 422 30% 2,030 29% 6,394 31%

(SFI) Sometimes 0 0% 504 36% 2,196 36% 7,210 36% 5 45% 611 43% 2,969 43% 8,866 42%

Often 0 0% 174 12% 823 13% 2,703 14% 2 18% 247 17% 1,195 17% 3,596 17%

Very often 2 40% 93 7% 426 7% 1,262 6% 1 9% 141 10% 699 10% 2,040 10%

Total 5 100% 1,416 100% 6,134 100% 19,809 100% 11 100% 1,421 100% 6,893 100% 20,896 100%

1q. FACFEED Never 0 0% 115 8% 410 7% 1,379 7% 0 0% 49 3% 238 3% 799 4%

(SFI) Sometimes 2 40% 529 37% 2,024 33% 6,689 34% 5 45% 442 31% 1,858 27% 5,798 28%

Often 1 20% 519 37% 2,381 39% 7,863 40% 4 36% 627 44% 3,089 45% 9,261 44%

Very often 2 40% 254 18% 1,329 22% 3,893 20% 2 18% 301 21% 1,707 25% 5,010 24%

Total 5 100% 1,417 100% 6,144 100% 19,824 100% 11 100% 1,419 100% 6,892 100% 20,868 100%

1r. WORKHARD Never 0 0% 62 4% 234 4% 793 4% 0 0% 52 4% 243 4% 764 4%

(LAC) Sometimes 2 40% 453 32% 1,747 28% 5,901 30% 4 36% 401 28% 1,868 27% 5,708 27%

Often 1 20% 563 40% 2,607 43% 8,241 42% 5 45% 595 42% 2,760 40% 8,494 41%

Very often 2 40% 338 24% 1,543 25% 4,859 25% 2 18% 365 26% 2,010 29% 5,855 28%

Total 5 100% 1,416 100% 6,131 100% 19,794 100% 11 100% 1,413 100% 6,881 100% 20,821 100%

1s. FACOTHER Never 2 40% 836 59% 3,587 59% 11,648 59% 1 9% 570 40% 3,157 46% 9,505 46%

(SFI) Sometimes 2 40% 364 26% 1,601 26% 5,178 26% 5 45% 491 35% 2,174 32% 6,625 32%

Often 0 0% 140 10% 643 11% 2,035 10% 3 27% 236 17% 984 14% 2,945 14%

Very often 1 20% 70 5% 287 5% 882 4% 2 18% 120 8% 551 8% 1,725 8%

Total 5 100% 1,410 100% 6,118 100% 19,743 100% 11 100% 1,417 100% 6,866 100% 20,800 100%

1t. OOCIDEAS Never 1 20% 90 6% 372 6% 1,152 6% 0 0% 48 3% 231 3% 664 3%

(ACL) Sometimes 2 40% 530 37% 2,126 35% 6,807 34% 4 36% 438 31% 1,895 28% 5,880 28%

Often 1 20% 483 34% 2,233 36% 7,177 36% 6 55% 559 39% 2,632 38% 7,990 38%

Very often 1 20% 315 22% 1,406 23% 4,660 24% 1 9% 371 26% 2,132 31% 6,298 30%

Total 5 100% 1,418 100% 6,137 100% 19,796 100% 11 100% 1,416 100% 6,890 100% 20,832 100%

1u. DIVRSTUD Never 2 40% 216 15% 1,141 19% 3,598 18% 1 9% 166 12% 865 13% 2,726 13%

(EEE) Sometimes 0 0% 449 32% 2,070 34% 6,591 33% 5 45% 485 34% 2,330 34% 7,258 35%

Often 1 20% 374 26% 1,524 25% 4,995 25% 4 36% 410 29% 1,878 27% 5,648 27%

Very often 2 40% 377 27% 1,402 23% 4,630 23% 1 9% 357 25% 1,815 26% 5,244 25%

Total 5 100% 1,416 100% 6,137 100% 19,814 100% 11 100% 1,418 100% 6,888 100% 20,876 100%

Talked about career plans

with a faculty member or

advisor

Worked with faculty members

on activities other than

coursework (committees,

orientation, student life

activities, etc.)

Discussed ideas from your

readings or classes with others

outside of class (students,

family members, co-workers,

etc.)

Discussed ideas from your

readings or classes with

faculty members outside of

class

Received prompt written or

oral feedback from faculty on

your academic performance

Worked harder than you

thought you could to meet an

instructor's standards or

expectations

Had serious conversations

with students of a different

race or ethnicity than your

own

6

Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

1v. DIFFSTU2 Never 0 0% 184 13% 944 15% 2,938 15% 1 9% 151 11% 746 11% 2,330 11%

(EEE) Sometimes 1 20% 470 33% 2,160 35% 6,931 35% 7 64% 505 36% 2,431 35% 7,498 36%

Often 1 20% 391 28% 1,635 27% 5,382 27% 3 27% 412 29% 1,972 29% 5,971 29%

Very often 3 60% 371 26% 1,400 23% 4,578 23% 0 0% 352 25% 1,747 25% 5,083 24%

Total 5 100% 1,416 100% 6,139 100% 19,829 100% 11 100% 1,420 100% 6,896 100% 20,882 100%

2a. MEMORIZE Very little 1 20% 52 4% 251 4% 758 4% 1 9% 82 6% 558 8% 1,639 8%

Some 0 0% 231 16% 1,098 18% 3,461 17% 2 18% 306 22% 1,632 24% 5,047 24%

Quite a bit 2 40% 537 38% 2,306 38% 7,390 37% 4 36% 517 36% 2,390 35% 7,295 35%

Very much 2 40% 600 42% 2,487 40% 8,232 41% 4 36% 517 36% 2,312 34% 6,913 33%

Total 5 100% 1,420 100% 6,142 100% 19,841 100% 11 100% 1,422 100% 6,892 100% 20,894 100%

2b. ANALYZE Very little 0 0% 23 2% 108 2% 354 2% 1 9% 10 1% 56 1% 171 1%

(LAC) Some 2 40% 231 16% 998 16% 3,179 16% 2 18% 154 11% 660 10% 1,969 9%

Quite a bit 1 20% 617 44% 2,621 43% 8,458 43% 4 36% 534 38% 2,497 36% 7,662 37%

Very much 2 40% 541 38% 2,387 39% 7,776 39% 4 36% 719 51% 3,666 53% 11,045 53%

Total 5 100% 1,412 100% 6,114 100% 19,767 100% 11 100% 1,417 100% 6,879 100% 20,847 100%

2c. SYNTHESZ Very little 1 20% 67 5% 204 3% 680 3% 1 9% 28 2% 141 2% 423 2%

(LAC) Some 2 40% 346 24% 1,442 24% 4,774 24% 3 27% 251 18% 1,026 15% 3,135 15%

Quite a bit 0 0% 569 40% 2,535 41% 8,065 41% 5 45% 517 37% 2,447 36% 7,490 36%

Very much 2 40% 431 31% 1,931 32% 6,215 31% 2 18% 620 44% 3,245 47% 9,761 47%

Total 5 100% 1,413 100% 6,112 100% 19,734 100% 11 100% 1,416 100% 6,859 100% 20,809 100%

2d. EVALUATE Very little 0 0% 89 6% 281 5% 892 5% 2 18% 43 3% 215 3% 652 3%

(LAC) Some 1 20% 361 26% 1,430 23% 4,765 24% 4 36% 246 17% 1,030 15% 3,304 16%

Quite a bit 0 0% 552 39% 2,476 40% 8,035 41% 2 18% 527 37% 2,412 35% 7,308 35%

Very much 4 80% 409 29% 1,931 32% 6,068 31% 3 27% 603 42% 3,203 47% 9,562 46%

Total 5 100% 1,411 100% 6,118 100% 19,760 100% 11 100% 1,419 100% 6,860 100% 20,826 100%

2e. APPLYING Very little 1 20% 45 3% 187 3% 568 3% 1 9% 23 2% 86 1% 299 1%

(LAC) Some 1 20% 260 18% 1,148 19% 3,673 19% 2 18% 142 10% 700 10% 2,047 10%

Quite a bit 1 20% 505 36% 2,366 39% 7,558 38% 2 18% 447 31% 1,987 29% 6,134 29%

Very much 2 40% 604 43% 2,433 40% 8,011 40% 6 55% 809 57% 4,107 60% 12,387 59%

Total 5 100% 1,414 100% 6,134 100% 19,810 100% 11 100% 1,421 100% 6,880 100% 20,867 100%

3a. READASGN None 0 0% 5 0% 27 0% 106 1% 0 0% 18 1% 56 1% 237 1%

(LAC) 1-4 1 20% 310 22% 1,318 21% 4,230 21% 4 36% 438 31% 1,874 27% 5,868 28%

5-10 0 0% 665 47% 2,774 45% 8,774 44% 5 45% 540 38% 2,777 40% 8,252 40%

11-20 2 40% 294 21% 1,327 22% 4,437 22% 1 9% 257 18% 1,232 18% 3,658 18%

More than 20 2 40% 142 10% 700 11% 2,283 12% 1 9% 169 12% 962 14% 2,864 14%

Total 5 100% 1,416 100% 6,146 100% 19,830 100% 11 100% 1,422 100% 6,901 100% 20,879 100%

Had serious conversations

with students who are very

different from you in terms of

their religious beliefs, political

opinions, or personal values

Coursework emphasizes:

Memorizing facts, ideas, or

methods from your courses

and readings

Coursework emphasizes:

Analyzing the basic elements

of an idea, experience, or

theory

Coursework emphasizes:

Synthesizing and organizing

ideas, information, or

experiences

Coursework emphasizes:

Applying theories or concepts

to practical problems or in

new situations

Number of assigned

textbooks, books, or book-

length packs of course

readings

Coursework emphasizes:

Making judgments about the

value of information,

arguments, or methods

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Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

3b. READOWN None 2 40% 455 32% 1,899 31% 6,073 31% 1 9% 359 25% 1,811 26% 5,536 26%

1-4 2 40% 747 53% 3,188 52% 10,348 52% 10 91% 752 53% 3,703 54% 11,086 53%

5-10 0 0% 135 10% 650 11% 2,215 11% 0 0% 189 13% 840 12% 2,629 13%

11-20 0 0% 47 3% 201 3% 608 3% 0 0% 64 5% 295 4% 892 4%

More than 20 1 20% 37 3% 211 3% 603 3% 0 0% 56 4% 249 4% 762 4%

Total 5 100% 1,421 100% 6,149 100% 19,847 100% 11 100% 1,420 100% 6,898 100% 20,905 100%

3c. WRITEMOR None 3 60% 1,215 86% 5,105 83% 16,575 84% 1 9% 751 53% 3,640 53% 11,492 55%

(LAC) 1-4 0 0% 136 10% 691 11% 2,207 11% 10 91% 547 38% 2,546 37% 7,527 36%

5-10 0 0% 36 3% 176 3% 541 3% 0 0% 78 5% 440 6% 1,188 6%

11-20 1 20% 13 1% 86 1% 249 1% 0 0% 24 2% 139 2% 357 2%

More than 20 1 20% 16 1% 79 1% 225 1% 0 0% 23 2% 133 2% 324 2%

Total 5 100% 1,416 100% 6,137 100% 19,797 100% 11 100% 1,423 100% 6,898 100% 20,888 100%

3d. WRITEMID None 1 20% 246 17% 1,009 16% 3,187 16% 1 9% 116 8% 628 9% 2,204 11%

(LAC) 1-4 3 60% 799 56% 3,396 55% 11,009 55% 2 18% 721 51% 3,281 47% 10,249 49%

5-10 0 0% 301 21% 1,351 22% 4,480 23% 6 55% 407 29% 2,001 29% 5,833 28%

11-20 0 0% 66 5% 314 5% 941 5% 2 18% 126 9% 689 10% 1,857 9%

More than 20 1 20% 10 1% 77 1% 230 1% 0 0% 52 4% 311 5% 770 4%

Total 5 100% 1,422 100% 6,147 100% 19,847 100% 11 100% 1,422 100% 6,910 100% 20,913 100%

3e. WRITESML None 0 0% 39 3% 167 3% 586 3% 0 0% 69 5% 422 6% 1,237 6%

(LAC) 1-4 1 20% 548 39% 2,202 36% 7,040 35% 2 18% 517 36% 2,685 39% 7,903 38%

5-10 1 20% 477 34% 2,129 35% 6,838 34% 2 18% 423 30% 1,900 28% 5,763 28%

11-20 0 0% 250 18% 1,104 18% 3,609 18% 4 36% 257 18% 1,053 15% 3,400 16%

More than 20 3 60% 107 8% 558 9% 1,787 9% 3 27% 158 11% 846 12% 2,615 13%

Total 5 100% 1,421 100% 6,160 100% 19,860 100% 11 100% 1,424 100% 6,906 100% 20,918 100%

4a. PROBSETA None 1 20% 173 12% 664 11% 2,158 11% 4 36% 287 20% 1,112 16% 3,687 18%

1-2 0 0% 486 34% 1,987 32% 6,550 33% 4 36% 462 33% 1,911 28% 6,082 29%

3-4 2 40% 459 32% 2,094 34% 6,597 33% 2 18% 388 27% 2,072 30% 5,910 28%

5-6 2 40% 145 10% 690 11% 2,170 11% 1 9% 123 9% 747 11% 2,117 10%

More than 6 0 0% 156 11% 705 11% 2,344 12% 0 0% 157 11% 1,025 15% 3,023 15%

Total 5 100% 1,419 100% 6,140 100% 19,819 100% 11 100% 1,417 100% 6,867 100% 20,819 100%

4b. PROBSETB None 1 20% 164 12% 705 11% 2,386 12% 3 27% 372 26% 1,868 27% 5,586 27%

1-2 0 0% 515 36% 2,240 36% 7,147 36% 2 18% 483 34% 2,464 36% 7,482 36%

3-4 2 40% 346 24% 1,556 25% 5,037 25% 3 27% 310 22% 1,333 19% 4,046 19%

5-6 1 20% 171 12% 746 12% 2,343 12% 1 9% 118 8% 542 8% 1,550 7%

More than 6 1 20% 224 16% 891 15% 2,900 15% 2 18% 136 10% 662 10% 2,148 10%

Total 5 100% 1,420 100% 6,138 100% 19,813 100% 11 100% 1,419 100% 6,869 100% 20,812 100%

Number of books read on

your own (not assigned) for

personal enjoyment or

academic enrichment

Number of problem sets that

take you less than an hour to

complete

Number of written papers or

reports of fewer than 5 pages

Number of written papers or

reports between 5 and 19

pages

Number of problem sets that

take you more than an hour to

complete

Number of written papers or

reports of 20 pages or more

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Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

5. EXAMS 1 Very little 0 0% 7 0% 20 0% 79 0% 0 0% 10 1% 66 1% 189 1%

2 0 0% 6 0% 42 1% 143 1% 0 0% 18 1% 71 1% 194 1%

3 0 0% 28 2% 138 2% 419 2% 0 0% 41 3% 170 2% 511 2%

4 2 40% 146 10% 614 10% 1,800 9% 1 9% 153 11% 536 8% 1,641 8%

5 1 20% 400 28% 1,670 27% 5,215 26% 3 27% 333 23% 1,509 22% 4,612 22%

6 1 20% 473 33% 2,067 34% 6,836 34% 3 27% 464 33% 2,100 30% 6,591 31%

7 Very much 1 20% 363 26% 1,603 26% 5,387 27% 4 36% 406 28% 2,457 36% 7,199 34%

Total 5 100% 1,423 100% 6,154 100% 19,879 100% 11 100% 1,425 100% 6,909 100% 20,937 100%

6a. ATDART07 Never 0 0% 402 28% 1,720 28% 5,507 28% 1 9% 505 36% 2,710 39% 7,819 37%

Sometimes 2 50% 644 45% 2,888 47% 9,302 47% 7 64% 668 47% 3,188 46% 9,671 46%

Often 1 25% 247 17% 1,049 17% 3,430 17% 3 27% 175 12% 738 11% 2,408 12%

Very often 1 25% 125 9% 483 8% 1,596 8% 0 0% 71 5% 260 4% 989 5%

Total 4 100% 1,418 100% 6,140 100% 19,835 100% 11 100% 1,419 100% 6,896 100% 20,887 100%

6b. EXRCSE05 Never 0 0% 140 10% 735 12% 2,219 11% 0 0% 136 10% 844 12% 2,364 11%

Sometimes 1 20% 326 23% 1,585 26% 5,103 26% 1 9% 445 31% 2,498 36% 7,183 34%

Often 1 20% 362 26% 1,659 27% 5,237 26% 5 45% 352 25% 1,657 24% 5,110 24%

Very often 3 60% 588 42% 2,161 35% 7,264 37% 5 45% 486 34% 1,897 28% 6,236 30%

Total 5 100% 1,416 100% 6,140 100% 19,823 100% 11 100% 1,419 100% 6,896 100% 20,893 100%

6c. WORSHP05 Never 3 60% 724 51% 2,511 41% 7,735 39% 7 64% 613 43% 2,179 32% 6,588 32%

Sometimes 0 0% 333 24% 1,605 26% 5,195 26% 3 27% 417 29% 2,082 30% 6,223 30%

Often 0 0% 171 12% 929 15% 3,027 15% 1 9% 203 14% 1,213 18% 3,505 17%

Very often 2 40% 183 13% 1,082 18% 3,818 19% 0 0% 185 13% 1,396 20% 4,514 22%

Total 5 100% 1,411 100% 6,127 100% 19,775 100% 11 100% 1,418 100% 6,870 100% 20,830 100%

6d. OWNVIEW Never 1 20% 215 15% 720 12% 2,266 11% 1 9% 122 9% 495 7% 1,440 7%

Sometimes 0 0% 577 41% 2,457 40% 7,831 40% 4 36% 546 39% 2,354 34% 7,198 35%

Often 0 0% 425 30% 1,980 32% 6,523 33% 4 36% 516 37% 2,585 38% 7,917 38%

Very often 4 80% 195 14% 971 16% 3,158 16% 2 18% 226 16% 1,432 21% 4,258 20%

Total 5 100% 1,412 100% 6,128 100% 19,778 100% 11 100% 1,410 100% 6,866 100% 20,813 100%

6e. OTHRVIEW Never 0 0% 105 7% 338 6% 1,122 6% 0 0% 40 3% 242 4% 759 4%

Sometimes 0 0% 504 36% 2,025 33% 6,669 34% 5 45% 456 32% 1,943 28% 6,109 29%

Often 2 40% 517 36% 2,411 39% 7,672 39% 5 45% 589 42% 2,918 42% 8,660 42%

Very often 3 60% 293 21% 1,366 22% 4,341 22% 1 9% 331 23% 1,781 26% 5,339 26%

Total 5 100% 1,419 100% 6,140 100% 19,804 100% 11 100% 1,416 100% 6,884 100% 20,867 100%

6f. CHNGVIEW Never 0 0% 58 4% 200 3% 635 3% 0 0% 23 2% 140 2% 420 2%

Sometimes 1 20% 422 30% 1,895 31% 5,988 30% 6 55% 395 28% 1,816 26% 5,617 27%

Often 1 20% 587 41% 2,483 40% 8,019 40% 2 18% 649 46% 2,885 42% 8,835 42%

Very often 3 60% 349 25% 1,577 26% 5,217 26% 3 27% 357 25% 2,050 30% 6,031 29%

Total 5 100% 1,416 100% 6,155 100% 19,859 100% 11 100% 1,424 100% 6,891 100% 20,903 100%

Tried to better understand

someone else's views by

imagining how an issue looks

from his or her perspective

Learned something that

changed the way you

understand an issue or

concept

Attended an art exhibit, play,

dance, music, theater, or other

performance

Examined the strengths and

weaknesses of your own views

on a topic or issue

Exercised or participated in

physical fitness activities

Participated in activities to

enhance your spirituality

(worship, meditation, prayer,

etc.)

Select the circle that best

represents the extent to which

your examinations during the

current school year challenged

you to do your best work

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Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

7a. INTERN04 Have not decided 0 0% 65 5% 498 8% 1,466 7% 0 0% 52 4% 236 3% 798 4%

(EEE) Do not plan to do 0 0% 27 2% 161 3% 477 2% 0 0% 123 9% 355 5% 1,340 6%

Plan to do 5 100% 1,255 88% 5,155 84% 16,747 84% 1 9% 387 27% 2,479 36% 6,944 33%

Done 0 0% 73 5% 335 5% 1,146 6% 10 91% 858 60% 3,823 55% 11,814 57%

Total 5 100% 1,420 100% 6,149 100% 19,836 100% 11 100% 1,420 100% 6,893 100% 20,896 100%

7b. VOLNTR04 Have not decided 0 0% 132 9% 584 10% 1,687 9% 1 9% 101 7% 430 6% 1,407 7%

(EEE) Do not plan to do 0 0% 41 3% 229 4% 679 3% 0 0% 113 8% 570 8% 1,806 9%

Plan to do 3 75% 674 48% 2,796 46% 8,931 45% 1 9% 252 18% 1,526 22% 4,070 20%

Done 1 25% 567 40% 2,521 41% 8,459 43% 9 82% 950 67% 4,340 63% 13,522 65%

Total 4 100% 1,414 100% 6,130 100% 19,756 100% 11 100% 1,416 100% 6,866 100% 20,805 100%

7c. LRNCOM04 Have not decided 2 40% 452 32% 1,863 30% 5,882 30% 3 27% 174 12% 925 13% 2,778 13%

(EEE) Do not plan to do 0 0% 304 22% 1,241 20% 4,206 21% 4 36% 553 39% 2,313 34% 7,533 36%

Plan to do 3 60% 436 31% 1,972 32% 5,935 30% 1 9% 143 10% 987 14% 2,549 12%

Done 0 0% 216 15% 1,037 17% 3,680 19% 3 27% 546 39% 2,639 38% 7,935 38%

Total 5 100% 1,408 100% 6,113 100% 19,703 100% 11 100% 1,416 100% 6,864 100% 20,795 100%

7d. RESRCH04 Have not decided 1 20% 557 39% 2,366 39% 7,455 38% 1 9% 244 17% 1,436 21% 4,032 19%

(SFI) Do not plan to do 1 20% 298 21% 1,653 27% 5,206 26% 5 45% 664 47% 3,342 49% 10,265 49%

Plan to do 3 60% 513 36% 1,854 30% 6,243 32% 2 18% 215 15% 1,147 17% 3,225 15%

Done 0 0% 45 3% 267 4% 886 4% 3 27% 291 21% 959 14% 3,344 16%

Total 5 100% 1,413 100% 6,140 100% 19,790 100% 11 100% 1,414 100% 6,884 100% 20,866 100%

7e. FORLNG04 Have not decided 0 0% 272 19% 1,316 21% 4,054 20% 0 0% 105 7% 822 12% 2,236 11%

(EEE) Do not plan to do 2 40% 462 33% 2,076 34% 6,344 32% 7 64% 653 46% 3,317 48% 10,033 48%

Plan to do 2 40% 455 32% 1,885 31% 6,240 31% 1 9% 109 8% 802 12% 2,107 10%

Done 1 20% 227 16% 865 14% 3,174 16% 3 27% 553 39% 1,948 28% 6,500 31%

Total 5 100% 1,416 100% 6,142 100% 19,812 100% 11 100% 1,420 100% 6,889 100% 20,876 100%

7f. STDABR04 Have not decided 2 40% 421 30% 1,943 32% 5,920 30% 2 18% 167 12% 1,047 15% 2,922 14%

(EEE) Do not plan to do 1 20% 396 28% 2,000 33% 6,220 32% 7 64% 927 66% 4,530 66% 13,622 66%

Plan to do 2 40% 579 41% 2,037 33% 7,211 37% 1 9% 105 7% 682 10% 1,871 9%

Done 0 0% 14 1% 127 2% 371 2% 1 9% 214 15% 604 9% 2,380 11%

Total 5 100% 1,410 100% 6,107 100% 19,722 100% 11 100% 1,413 100% 6,863 100% 20,795 100%

7g. INDSTD04 Have not decided 1 20% 430 30% 1,676 27% 5,372 27% 0 0% 163 12% 1,036 15% 2,807 14%

(EEE) Do not plan to do 2 40% 740 52% 3,373 55% 10,903 55% 9 82% 899 64% 4,310 63% 13,272 64%

Plan to do 2 40% 213 15% 812 13% 2,712 14% 0 0% 134 9% 703 10% 1,898 9%

Done 0 0% 31 2% 243 4% 732 4% 2 18% 216 15% 798 12% 2,746 13%

Total 5 100% 1,414 100% 6,104 100% 19,719 100% 11 100% 1,412 100% 6,847 100% 20,723 100%

Practicum, internship, field

experience, co-op experience,

or clinical assignment

Community service or

volunteer work

Participate in a learning

community or some other

formal program where groups

of students take two or more

classes together

Work on a research project

with a faculty member outside

of course or program

requirements

Foreign language coursework

Study abroad

Independent study or self-

designed major

10

Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

7h. SNRX04 Have not decided 3 60% 548 39% 2,433 40% 7,651 39% 3 27% 145 10% 911 13% 2,320 11%

(EEE) Do not plan to do 1 20% 206 15% 927 15% 2,930 15% 5 45% 392 28% 1,534 22% 4,664 22%

Plan to do 1 20% 642 45% 2,653 43% 8,866 45% 0 0% 502 35% 2,832 41% 8,584 41%

Done 0 0% 21 1% 126 2% 366 2% 3 27% 380 27% 1,601 23% 5,294 25%

Total 5 100% 1,417 100% 6,139 100% 19,813 100% 11 100% 1,419 100% 6,878 100% 20,862 100%

8a. ENVSTU

(SCE)

1 Unfriendly,

Unsupportive, Sense of

alienation 0 0% 16 1% 66 1% 197 1% 0 0% 12 1% 46 1% 147 1%

2 0 0% 23 2% 118 2% 396 2% 0 0% 13 1% 81 1% 275 1%

3 0 0% 72 5% 296 5% 888 4% 0 0% 45 3% 191 3% 634 3%

4 1 25% 163 11% 661 11% 2,096 11% 2 18% 124 9% 575 8% 1,819 9%

5 1 25% 307 22% 1,257 20% 4,141 21% 3 27% 279 20% 1,195 17% 3,620 17%

6 0 0% 439 31% 1,896 31% 6,160 31% 4 36% 465 33% 2,151 31% 6,694 32%

7 Friendly, Supportive,

Sense of belonging

2 50% 399 28% 1,865 30% 5,998 30% 2 18% 487 34% 2,673 39% 7,730 37%

Total 4 100% 1,419 100% 6,159 100% 19,876 100% 11 100% 1,425 100% 6,912 100% 20,919 100%

8b. ENVFAC

(SCE)1 Unavailable, Unhelpful,

Unsympathetic 0 0% 10 1% 54 1% 159 1% 0 0% 14 1% 82 1% 218 1%

2 0 0% 44 3% 113 2% 421 2% 0 0% 32 2% 172 2% 532 3%

3 0 0% 65 5% 347 6% 1,144 6% 1 9% 59 4% 292 4% 889 4%

4 1 20% 264 19% 905 15% 3,093 16% 1 9% 181 13% 823 12% 2,467 12%

5 0 0% 432 30% 1,606 26% 5,298 27% 4 36% 334 23% 1,530 22% 4,762 23%

6 1 20% 368 26% 1,825 30% 5,759 29% 3 27% 488 34% 2,134 31% 6,500 31%

7 Available, Helpful,

Sympathetic

3 60% 238 17% 1,312 21% 3,991 20% 2 18% 317 22% 1,877 27% 5,538 26%

Total 5 100% 1,421 100% 6,162 100% 19,865 100% 11 100% 1,425 100% 6,910 100% 20,906 100%

8c. ENVADM

(SCE)1 Unhelpful,

Inconsiderate, Rigid 0 0% 36 3% 169 3% 489 2% 0 0% 59 4% 288 4% 843 4%

2 0 0% 81 6% 283 5% 969 5% 3 27% 97 7% 447 6% 1,409 7%

3 0 0% 160 11% 586 10% 1,861 9% 1 9% 162 11% 725 10% 2,136 10%

4 1 20% 346 24% 1,211 20% 4,081 21% 3 27% 290 20% 1,313 19% 4,019 19%

5 0 0% 351 25% 1,503 24% 4,786 24% 3 27% 312 22% 1,513 22% 4,519 22%

6 1 20% 249 18% 1,336 22% 4,364 22% 1 9% 306 22% 1,375 20% 4,370 21%

7 Helpful, Considerate,

Flexible

3 60% 196 14% 1,063 17% 3,295 17% 0 0% 195 14% 1,251 18% 3,622 17%

Total 5 100% 1,419 100% 6,151 100% 19,845 100% 11 100% 1,421 100% 6,912 100% 20,918 100%

Quality of relationships with

other students

Quality of relationships with

faculty members

Culminating senior

experience (capstone course,

senior project or thesis,

comprehensive exam, etc.)

Quality of relationships with

administrative personnel

and offices

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Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

9a. ACADPR01 0 hr/wk 0 0% 4 0% 8 0% 37 0% 0 0% 3 0% 9 0% 37 0%

(LAC) 1-5 hr/wk 1 25% 165 12% 777 13% 2,163 11% 1 9% 164 12% 734 11% 2,211 11%

6-10 hr/wk 2 50% 278 20% 1,360 22% 4,212 21% 5 45% 326 23% 1,429 21% 4,326 21%

11-15 hr/wk 0 0% 298 21% 1,367 22% 4,325 22% 1 9% 270 19% 1,276 18% 3,929 19%

16-20 hr/wk 1 25% 281 20% 1,106 18% 3,756 19% 1 9% 239 17% 1,243 18% 3,675 18%

21-25 hr/wk 0 0% 178 13% 745 12% 2,532 13% 2 18% 170 12% 810 12% 2,523 12%

26-30 hr/wk 0 0% 110 8% 422 7% 1,458 7% 0 0% 95 7% 580 8% 1,712 8%

30+ hr/wk 0 0% 104 7% 357 6% 1,347 7% 1 9% 152 11% 821 12% 2,476 12%

Total 4 100% 1,418 100% 6,142 100% 19,830 100% 11 100% 1,419 100% 6,902 100% 20,889 100%

9b. WORKON01 0 hr/wk 5 100% 1,207 85% 5,113 83% 16,345 82% 6 55% 1,043 74% 5,730 83% 16,586 80%

1-5 hr/wk 0 0% 39 3% 221 4% 761 4% 1 9% 61 4% 188 3% 741 4%

6-10 hr/wk 0 0% 76 5% 388 6% 1,360 7% 3 27% 151 11% 366 5% 1,358 7%

11-15 hr/wk 0 0% 47 3% 228 4% 745 4% 0 0% 71 5% 247 4% 874 4%

16-20 hr/wk 0 0% 31 2% 131 2% 411 2% 1 9% 53 4% 238 3% 827 4%

21-25 hr/wk 0 0% 3 0% 30 0% 91 0% 0 0% 19 1% 46 1% 208 1%

26-30 hr/wk 0 0% 4 0% 7 0% 29 0% 0 0% 5 0% 22 0% 89 0%

30+ hr/wk 0 0% 12 1% 26 0% 82 0% 0 0% 12 1% 44 1% 162 1%

Total 5 100% 1,419 100% 6,144 100% 19,824 100% 11 100% 1,415 100% 6,881 100% 20,845 100%

9c. WORKOF01 0 hr/wk 4 80% 1,076 76% 4,026 66% 13,328 67% 9 82% 694 49% 2,453 36% 7,995 38%

1-5 hr/wk 0 0% 63 4% 299 5% 1,028 5% 0 0% 64 5% 359 5% 1,110 5%

6-10 hr/wk 0 0% 60 4% 314 5% 996 5% 1 9% 128 9% 522 8% 1,599 8%

11-15 hr/wk 0 0% 58 4% 284 5% 922 5% 0 0% 115 8% 501 7% 1,534 7%

16-20 hr/wk 0 0% 65 5% 376 6% 1,092 6% 1 9% 99 7% 670 10% 1,956 9%

21-25 hr/wk 1 20% 39 3% 262 4% 813 4% 0 0% 78 6% 547 8% 1,559 7%

26-30 hr/wk 0 0% 19 1% 157 3% 476 2% 0 0% 62 4% 346 5% 964 5%

30+ hr/wk 0 0% 38 3% 418 7% 1,166 6% 0 0% 177 12% 1,503 22% 4,156 20%

Total 5 100% 1,418 100% 6,136 100% 19,821 100% 11 100% 1,417 100% 6,901 100% 20,873 100%

9d. COCURR01 0 hr/wk 1 20% 500 35% 2,877 47% 8,537 43% 3 27% 588 41% 3,928 57% 11,276 54%

(EEE) 1-5 hr/wk 2 40% 496 35% 1,851 30% 6,251 32% 4 36% 464 33% 1,760 26% 5,683 27%

6-10 hr/wk 0 0% 187 13% 674 11% 2,420 12% 2 18% 151 11% 567 8% 1,873 9%

11-15 hr/wk 1 20% 103 7% 321 5% 1,182 6% 0 0% 95 7% 284 4% 903 4%

16-20 hr/wk 1 20% 71 5% 216 4% 731 4% 1 9% 60 4% 170 2% 539 3%

21-25 hr/wk 0 0% 24 2% 91 1% 323 2% 0 0% 27 2% 72 1% 259 1%

26-30 hr/wk 0 0% 10 1% 38 1% 139 1% 1 9% 8 1% 39 1% 123 1%

30+ hr/wk 0 0% 27 2% 78 1% 241 1% 0 0% 24 2% 69 1% 231 1%

Total 5 100% 1,418 100% 6,146 100% 19,824 100% 11 100% 1,417 100% 6,889 100% 20,887 100%

Working for pay on campus

Preparing for class (studying,

reading, writing, doing

homework or lab work,

analyzing data, rehearsing,

and other academic activities)

Working for pay off campus

Participating in co-curricular

activities (organizations,

campus publications, student

government, fraternity or

sorority, intercollegiate or

intramural sports, etc.)

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Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

9e. SOCIAL05 0 hr/wk 0 0% 20 1% 75 1% 236 1% 0 0% 14 1% 103 1% 328 2%

1-5 hr/wk 2 40% 367 26% 1,857 30% 5,852 30% 3 27% 438 31% 2,371 34% 7,080 34%

6-10 hr/wk 2 40% 383 27% 1,856 30% 6,073 31% 2 18% 427 30% 2,262 33% 6,747 32%

11-15 hr/wk 0 0% 289 20% 1,148 19% 3,742 19% 0 0% 277 19% 1,094 16% 3,438 16%

16-20 hr/wk 0 0% 169 12% 624 10% 2,058 10% 3 27% 141 10% 571 8% 1,839 9%

21-25 hr/wk 1 20% 86 6% 279 5% 868 4% 2 18% 61 4% 238 3% 722 3%

26-30 hr/wk 0 0% 35 2% 112 2% 351 2% 0 0% 31 2% 121 2% 312 1%

30+ hr/wk 0 0% 62 4% 191 3% 632 3% 1 9% 33 2% 133 2% 416 2%

Total 5 100% 1,411 100% 6,142 100% 19,812 100% 11 100% 1,422 100% 6,893 100% 20,882 100%

9f. CAREDE01 0 hr/wk 2 40% 1,062 75% 3,825 62% 13,297 67% 11 100% 928 65% 3,204 46% 10,479 50%

1-5 hr/wk 3 60% 176 12% 954 16% 2,642 13% 0 0% 167 12% 1,052 15% 2,955 14%

6-10 hr/wk 0 0% 61 4% 378 6% 1,138 6% 0 0% 79 6% 585 8% 1,679 8%

11-15 hr/wk 0 0% 33 2% 233 4% 617 3% 0 0% 50 4% 367 5% 1,014 5%

16-20 hr/wk 0 0% 25 2% 152 2% 412 2% 0 0% 42 3% 280 4% 792 4%

21-25 hr/wk 0 0% 6 0% 81 1% 195 1% 0 0% 17 1% 157 2% 419 2%

26-30 hr/wk 0 0% 7 0% 56 1% 144 1% 0 0% 15 1% 115 2% 333 2%

30+ hr/wk 0 0% 50 4% 463 8% 1,378 7% 0 0% 119 8% 1,133 16% 3,201 15%

Total 5 100% 1,420 100% 6,142 100% 19,823 100% 11 100% 1,417 100% 6,893 100% 20,872 100%

9g. COMMUTE 0 hr/wk 2 40% 250 18% 1,091 18% 3,126 16% 3 27% 116 8% 790 11% 2,490 12%

1-5 hr/wk 2 40% 824 58% 3,601 59% 11,797 59% 7 64% 851 60% 3,898 56% 12,196 58%

6-10 hr/wk 0 0% 210 15% 831 14% 2,946 15% 1 9% 300 21% 1,423 21% 4,074 19%

11-15 hr/wk 0 0% 70 5% 309 5% 1,004 5% 0 0% 98 7% 457 7% 1,265 6%

16-20 hr/wk 0 0% 33 2% 132 2% 418 2% 0 0% 28 2% 173 3% 447 2%

21-25 hr/wk 0 0% 14 1% 59 1% 193 1% 0 0% 14 1% 41 1% 132 1%

26-30 hr/wk 0 0% 5 0% 39 1% 98 0% 0 0% 3 0% 43 1% 88 0%

30+ hr/wk 1 20% 15 1% 83 1% 269 1% 0 0% 14 1% 88 1% 237 1%

Total 5 100% 1,421 100% 6,145 100% 19,851 100% 11 100% 1,424 100% 6,913 100% 20,929 100%

10a. ENVSCHOL Very little 0 0% 22 2% 78 1% 234 1% 1 9% 14 1% 83 1% 237 1%

(LAC) Some 0 0% 170 12% 677 11% 2,110 11% 4 36% 188 13% 741 11% 2,184 10%

Quite a bit 1 20% 582 41% 2,605 42% 8,048 41% 6 55% 581 41% 2,608 38% 7,940 38%

Very much 4 80% 634 45% 2,779 45% 9,436 48% 0 0% 634 45% 3,461 50% 10,521 50%

Total 5 100% 1,408 100% 6,139 100% 19,828 100% 11 100% 1,417 100% 6,893 100% 20,882 100%

10b. ENVSUPRT Very little 0 0% 30 2% 146 2% 449 2% 0 0% 60 4% 292 4% 901 4%

(SCE) Some 1 20% 260 19% 980 16% 3,205 16% 1 9% 331 23% 1,398 20% 4,199 20%

Quite a bit 1 20% 600 43% 2,551 42% 8,125 41% 6 55% 606 43% 2,886 42% 8,846 43%

Very much 3 60% 515 37% 2,431 40% 7,946 40% 4 36% 415 29% 2,290 33% 6,860 33%

Total 5 100% 1,405 100% 6,108 100% 19,725 100% 11 100% 1,412 100% 6,866 100% 20,806 100%

Commuting to class (driving,

walking, etc.)

Spending significant amounts

of time studying and on

academic work

Providing the support you

need to help you succeed

academically

Providing care for dependents

living with you (parents,

children, spouse, etc.)

Relaxing and socializing

(watching TV, partying, etc.)

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Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

10c. ENVDIVRS Very little 0 0% 150 11% 641 10% 2,170 11% 2 18% 193 14% 940 14% 2,957 14%

(EEE) Some 2 40% 400 28% 1,697 28% 5,532 28% 4 36% 464 33% 1,991 29% 6,326 30%

Quite a bit 1 20% 477 34% 2,000 33% 6,450 33% 3 27% 425 30% 2,214 32% 6,469 31%

Very much 2 40% 381 27% 1,772 29% 5,572 28% 2 18% 330 23% 1,715 25% 5,030 24%

Total 5 100% 1,408 100% 6,110 100% 19,724 100% 11 100% 1,412 100% 6,860 100% 20,782 100%

10d. ENVNACAD Very little 2 40% 327 23% 1,321 22% 4,541 23% 3 27% 472 33% 2,263 33% 7,041 34%

(SCE) Some 0 0% 504 36% 2,158 35% 6,900 35% 6 55% 530 37% 2,386 35% 7,373 35%

Quite a bit 1 20% 373 26% 1,622 26% 5,186 26% 1 9% 280 20% 1,399 20% 4,114 20%

Very much 2 40% 211 15% 1,026 17% 3,162 16% 1 9% 133 9% 833 12% 2,306 11%

Total 5 100% 1,415 100% 6,127 100% 19,789 100% 11 100% 1,415 100% 6,881 100% 20,834 100%

10e. ENVSOCAL Very little 2 50% 198 14% 861 14% 2,783 14% 4 36% 268 19% 1,593 23% 4,870 23%

(SCE) Some 1 25% 466 33% 1,895 31% 6,277 32% 2 18% 533 38% 2,512 37% 7,669 37%

Quite a bit 0 0% 475 34% 2,035 33% 6,612 34% 4 36% 418 30% 1,809 26% 5,437 26%

Very much 1 25% 270 19% 1,305 21% 4,030 20% 1 9% 191 14% 922 13% 2,759 13%

Total 4 100% 1,409 100% 6,096 100% 19,702 100% 11 100% 1,410 100% 6,836 100% 20,735 100%

10f. ENVEVENT Very little 0 0% 104 7% 685 11% 1,906 10% 1 9% 150 11% 1,440 21% 3,772 18%

Some 3 60% 321 23% 1,432 23% 4,414 22% 3 27% 428 30% 2,023 30% 6,052 29%

Quite a bit 0 0% 528 38% 2,116 35% 7,093 36% 5 45% 515 37% 2,107 31% 6,767 33%

Very much 2 40% 455 32% 1,882 31% 6,339 32% 2 18% 317 22% 1,273 19% 4,155 20%

Total 5 100% 1,408 100% 6,115 100% 19,752 100% 11 100% 1,410 100% 6,843 100% 20,746 100%

10g. ENVCOMPT Very little 0 0% 23 2% 133 2% 433 2% 0 0% 26 2% 135 2% 372 2%

Some 1 25% 199 14% 787 13% 2,496 13% 1 9% 115 8% 575 8% 1,664 8%

Quite a bit 0 0% 494 35% 2,073 34% 6,615 33% 3 27% 391 28% 1,721 25% 5,409 26%

Very much 3 75% 696 49% 3,133 51% 10,236 52% 7 64% 880 62% 4,447 65% 13,378 64%

Total 4 100% 1,412 100% 6,126 100% 19,780 100% 11 100% 1,412 100% 6,878 100% 20,823 100%

11a. GNGENLED Very little 0 0% 35 2% 155 3% 495 3% 0 0% 40 3% 234 3% 693 3%

Some 2 40% 188 13% 825 13% 2,660 13% 3 27% 180 13% 986 14% 3,037 15%

Quite a bit 1 20% 606 43% 2,519 41% 8,161 41% 3 27% 568 40% 2,523 37% 7,558 36%

Very much 2 40% 586 41% 2,620 43% 8,423 43% 5 45% 630 44% 3,118 45% 9,479 46%

Total 5 100% 1,415 100% 6,119 100% 19,739 100% 11 100% 1,418 100% 6,861 100% 20,767 100%

11b. GNWORK Very little 1 20% 108 8% 533 9% 1,550 8% 1 9% 48 3% 274 4% 777 4%

Some 0 0% 354 25% 1,509 25% 4,777 24% 5 45% 197 14% 841 12% 2,674 13%

Quite a bit 2 40% 514 36% 2,171 36% 7,110 36% 2 18% 478 34% 2,147 31% 6,345 31%

Very much 2 40% 435 31% 1,893 31% 6,272 32% 3 27% 691 49% 3,593 52% 10,968 53%

Total 5 100% 1,411 100% 6,106 100% 19,709 100% 11 100% 1,414 100% 6,855 100% 20,764 100%

Encouraging contact among

students from different

economic, social, and racial or

ethnic backgrounds

Acquiring job or work-related

knowledge and skills

Acquiring a broad general

education

Helping you cope with your

non-academic responsibilities

(work, family, etc.)

Providing the support you

need to thrive socially

Using computers in academic

work

Attending campus events and

activities (special speakers,

cultural performances, athletic

events, etc.)

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Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

11c. GNWRITE Very little 0 0% 50 4% 213 3% 724 4% 0 0% 48 3% 268 4% 806 4%

Some 1 20% 289 20% 1,080 18% 3,616 18% 3 27% 282 20% 1,217 18% 3,878 19%

Quite a bit 2 40% 606 43% 2,443 40% 8,052 41% 3 27% 541 38% 2,525 37% 7,801 37%

Very much 2 40% 471 33% 2,377 39% 7,356 37% 5 45% 544 38% 2,861 42% 8,327 40%

Total 5 100% 1,416 100% 6,113 100% 19,748 100% 11 100% 1,415 100% 6,871 100% 20,812 100%

11d. GNSPEAK Very little 0 0% 113 8% 345 6% 1,256 6% 0 0% 63 4% 369 5% 1,122 5%

Some 1 20% 365 26% 1,352 22% 4,515 23% 2 18% 295 21% 1,333 19% 4,248 20%

Quite a bit 2 40% 549 39% 2,317 38% 7,609 39% 7 64% 551 39% 2,554 37% 7,679 37%

Very much 2 40% 387 27% 2,085 34% 6,305 32% 2 18% 504 36% 2,593 38% 7,677 37%

Total 5 100% 1,414 100% 6,099 100% 19,685 100% 11 100% 1,413 100% 6,849 100% 20,726 100%

11e. GNANALY Very little 1 20% 26 2% 110 2% 348 2% 0 0% 14 1% 91 1% 271 1%

Some 0 0% 188 13% 723 12% 2,361 12% 2 18% 130 9% 548 8% 1,630 8%

Quite a bit 2 40% 576 41% 2,501 41% 7,999 41% 3 27% 517 37% 2,224 33% 6,705 32%

Very much 2 40% 623 44% 2,767 45% 8,982 46% 6 55% 754 53% 3,980 58% 12,146 59%

Total 5 100% 1,413 100% 6,101 100% 19,690 100% 11 100% 1,415 100% 6,843 100% 20,752 100%

11f. GNQUANT Very little 1 20% 41 3% 227 4% 729 4% 0 0% 47 3% 229 3% 652 3%

Some 0 0% 315 22% 1,231 20% 3,966 20% 4 36% 279 20% 1,165 17% 3,617 17%

Quite a bit 2 40% 559 40% 2,491 41% 8,026 41% 5 45% 548 39% 2,520 37% 7,667 37%

Very much 2 40% 493 35% 2,150 35% 6,944 35% 2 18% 537 38% 2,917 43% 8,770 42%

Total 5 100% 1,408 100% 6,099 100% 19,665 100% 11 100% 1,411 100% 6,831 100% 20,706 100%

11g. GNCMPTS Very little 0 0% 64 5% 266 4% 902 5% 1 9% 47 3% 235 3% 690 3%

Some 2 40% 287 20% 1,190 19% 3,929 20% 2 18% 241 17% 976 14% 3,104 15%

Quite a bit 1 20% 558 40% 2,274 37% 7,411 38% 4 36% 491 35% 2,341 34% 7,106 34%

Very much 2 40% 501 36% 2,377 39% 7,484 38% 4 36% 639 45% 3,304 48% 9,875 48%

Total 5 100% 1,410 100% 6,107 100% 19,726 100% 11 100% 1,418 100% 6,856 100% 20,775 100%

11h. GNOTHERS Very little 0 0% 47 3% 217 4% 797 4% 0 0% 28 2% 154 2% 535 3%

Some 1 20% 294 21% 1,068 17% 3,681 19% 3 27% 185 13% 816 12% 2,584 12%

Quite a bit 1 20% 554 39% 2,363 39% 7,548 38% 5 45% 511 36% 2,251 33% 6,910 33%

Very much 3 60% 519 37% 2,460 40% 7,710 39% 3 27% 692 49% 3,639 53% 10,761 52%

Total 5 100% 1,414 100% 6,108 100% 19,736 100% 11 100% 1,416 100% 6,860 100% 20,790 100%

11i. GNCITIZN Very little 2 40% 636 45% 2,500 41% 8,193 42% 8 73% 495 35% 2,680 39% 8,013 39%

Some 1 20% 401 29% 1,819 30% 5,900 30% 0 0% 494 35% 2,056 30% 6,354 31%

Quite a bit 1 20% 237 17% 1,073 18% 3,371 17% 3 27% 245 17% 1,214 18% 3,710 18%

Very much 1 20% 132 9% 698 11% 2,207 11% 0 0% 176 12% 877 13% 2,606 13%

Total 5 100% 1,406 100% 6,090 100% 19,671 100% 11 100% 1,410 100% 6,827 100% 20,683 100%

Speaking clearly and

effectively

Thinking critically and

analytically

Analyzing quantitative

problems

Writing clearly and

effectively

Voting in local, state, or

national elections

Working effectively with

others

Using computing and

information technology

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NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

11j. GNINQ Very little 1 20% 48 3% 229 4% 723 4% 0 0% 56 4% 314 5% 939 5%

Some 0 0% 275 20% 1,190 20% 3,851 20% 3 27% 257 18% 1,149 17% 3,276 16%

Quite a bit 2 40% 601 43% 2,623 43% 8,476 43% 3 27% 523 37% 2,490 37% 7,763 38%

Very much 2 40% 484 34% 2,032 33% 6,568 33% 5 45% 572 41% 2,861 42% 8,684 42%

Total 5 100% 1,408 100% 6,074 100% 19,618 100% 11 100% 1,408 100% 6,814 100% 20,662 100%

11k. GNSELF Very little 0 0% 122 9% 505 8% 1,672 9% 1 9% 112 8% 641 9% 1,952 9%

Some 1 20% 339 24% 1,409 23% 4,566 23% 1 9% 332 24% 1,487 22% 4,657 23%

Quite a bit 0 0% 512 37% 2,225 37% 7,259 37% 4 36% 500 36% 2,278 33% 6,992 34%

Very much 4 80% 423 30% 1,918 32% 6,088 31% 5 45% 460 33% 2,396 35% 7,020 34%

Total 5 100% 1,396 100% 6,057 100% 19,585 100% 11 100% 1,404 100% 6,802 100% 20,621 100%

11l. GNDIVERS Very little 0 0% 152 11% 682 11% 2,208 11% 1 9% 132 9% 708 10% 2,253 11%

Some 1 20% 394 28% 1,715 28% 5,787 29% 4 36% 441 31% 1,924 28% 6,122 30%

Quite a bit 1 20% 501 36% 2,101 35% 6,806 35% 5 45% 493 35% 2,229 33% 6,847 33%

Very much 3 60% 354 25% 1,590 26% 4,860 25% 1 9% 344 24% 1,982 29% 5,488 26%

Total 5 100% 1,401 100% 6,088 100% 19,661 100% 11 100% 1,410 100% 6,843 100% 20,710 100%

11m. GNPROBSV Very little 1 20% 126 9% 548 9% 1,836 9% 3 27% 110 8% 553 8% 1,649 8%

Some 1 20% 417 30% 1,801 30% 5,936 30% 2 18% 360 26% 1,597 23% 4,918 24%

Quite a bit 0 0% 518 37% 2,253 37% 7,189 37% 5 45% 515 37% 2,444 36% 7,526 36%

Very much 3 60% 342 24% 1,495 25% 4,707 24% 1 9% 424 30% 2,240 33% 6,610 32%

Total 5 100% 1,403 100% 6,097 100% 19,668 100% 11 100% 1,409 100% 6,834 100% 20,703 100%

11n. GNETHICS Very little 0 0% 150 11% 603 10% 1,965 10% 2 18% 138 10% 706 10% 2,169 10%

Some 1 20% 403 29% 1,552 25% 5,084 26% 4 36% 340 24% 1,462 21% 4,656 22%

Quite a bit 2 40% 476 34% 2,186 36% 6,936 35% 1 9% 477 34% 2,177 32% 6,577 32%

Very much 2 40% 374 27% 1,750 29% 5,664 29% 4 36% 451 32% 2,501 37% 7,294 35%

Total 5 100% 1,403 100% 6,091 100% 19,649 100% 11 100% 1,406 100% 6,846 100% 20,696 100%

11o. GNCOMMUN Very little 1 20% 244 17% 1,011 17% 3,107 16% 1 9% 183 13% 795 12% 2,458 12%

Some 1 20% 488 35% 1,974 32% 6,318 32% 6 55% 414 29% 1,862 27% 5,584 27%

Quite a bit 2 40% 406 29% 1,856 31% 6,153 31% 1 9% 481 34% 2,140 31% 6,648 32%

Very much 1 20% 266 19% 1,238 20% 4,083 21% 3 27% 328 23% 2,039 30% 6,013 29%

Total 5 100% 1,404 100% 6,079 100% 19,661 100% 11 100% 1,406 100% 6,836 100% 20,703 100%

11p. GNSPIRIT Very little 2 40% 558 40% 1,891 31% 6,243 32% 8 73% 637 45% 2,431 36% 7,840 38%

Some 0 0% 383 27% 1,627 27% 5,225 27% 2 18% 376 27% 1,759 26% 5,306 26%

Quite a bit 1 20% 275 20% 1,368 22% 4,348 22% 0 0% 208 15% 1,291 19% 3,653 18%

Very much 2 40% 182 13% 1,212 20% 3,869 20% 1 9% 187 13% 1,359 20% 3,919 19%

Total 5 100% 1,398 100% 6,098 100% 19,685 100% 11 100% 1,408 100% 6,840 100% 20,718 100%

Understanding people of

other racial and ethnic

backgrounds

Solving complex real-world

problems

Understanding yourself

Developing a deepened sense

of spirituality

Developing a personal code

of values and ethics

Contributing to the welfare

of your community

Learning effectively on your

own

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NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

12. ADVISE Poor 0 0% 73 5% 268 4% 853 4% 0 0% 130 9% 532 8% 1,710 8%

Fair 1 20% 235 17% 920 15% 2,824 14% 3 27% 296 21% 1,308 19% 3,885 19%

Good 0 0% 689 48% 2,835 46% 9,090 46% 4 36% 585 41% 2,925 42% 8,531 41%

Excellent 4 80% 424 30% 2,129 35% 7,072 36% 4 36% 411 29% 2,150 31% 6,801 32%

Total 5 100% 1,421 100% 6,152 100% 19,839 100% 11 100% 1,422 100% 6,915 100% 20,927 100%

13. ENTIREXP Poor 0 0% 19 1% 87 1% 272 1% 0 0% 33 2% 157 2% 477 2%

Fair 0 0% 147 10% 555 9% 1,875 9% 2 18% 150 11% 768 11% 2,193 10%

Good 3 60% 749 53% 3,151 51% 9,787 49% 6 55% 713 50% 3,248 47% 9,704 46%

Excellent 2 40% 500 35% 2,355 38% 7,917 40% 3 27% 527 37% 2,732 40% 8,543 41%

Total 5 100% 1,415 100% 6,148 100% 19,851 100% 11 100% 1,423 100% 6,905 100% 20,917 100%

14. SAMECOLL Definitely no 0 0% 54 4% 218 4% 716 4% 0 0% 67 5% 346 5% 1,024 5%

Probably no 1 20% 174 12% 721 12% 2,181 11% 4 36% 183 13% 799 12% 2,436 12%

Probably yes 3 60% 609 43% 2,560 42% 7,792 39% 5 45% 541 38% 2,707 39% 7,743 37%

Definitely yes 1 20% 584 41% 2,654 43% 9,169 46% 2 18% 633 44% 3,059 44% 9,732 46%

Total 5 100% 1,421 100% 6,153 100% 19,858 100% 11 100% 1,424 100% 6,911 100% 20,935 100%

Overall, how would you

evaluate the quality of

academic advising you have

received at your institution?

How would you evaluate your

entire educational experience

at this institution?

If you could start over again,

would you go to the same

institution you are now

attending?

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NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

15. AGE 19 or younger 5 100% 1,303 92% 5,127 83% 16,697 84% 0 0% 10 1% 16 0% 46 0%

20-23 0 0% 67 5% 320 5% 1,156 6% 10 91% 1,026 72% 3,474 50% 11,401 55%

24-29 0 0% 22 2% 228 4% 687 3% 0 0% 171 12% 1,377 20% 3,771 18%

30-39 0 0% 22 2% 252 4% 749 4% 1 9% 106 7% 983 14% 2,822 13%

40-55 0 0% 9 1% 214 3% 545 3% 0 0% 101 7% 954 14% 2,590 12%

Over 55 0 0% 0 0% 26 0% 58 0% 0 0% 9 1% 102 1% 274 1%

Total 5 100% 1,423 100% 6,167 100% 19,892 100% 11 100% 1,423 100% 6,906 100% 20,904 100%

16. SEX Male 0 0% 270 19% 822 13% 3,233 16% 3 27% 246 17% 1,109 16% 3,608 17%

Female 5 100% 1,153 81% 5,332 87% 16,645 84% 8 73% 1,180 83% 5,793 84% 17,306 83%

Total 5 100% 1,423 100% 6,154 100% 19,878 100% 11 100% 1,426 100% 6,902 100% 20,914 100%

17. INTERNAT No 4 80% 1,358 96% 5,942 97% 19,041 96% 9 82% 1,347 95% 6,568 95% 19,919 95%

Yes 1 20% 62 4% 209 3% 792 4% 2 18% 75 5% 320 5% 947 5%

Total 5 100% 1,420 100% 6,151 100% 19,833 100% 11 100% 1,422 100% 6,888 100% 20,866 100%

18. RACE05 American Indian or other

Native American 0 0% 9 1% 44 1% 160 1% 0 0% 6 0% 33 0% 138 1%

Asian, Asian American, or

Pacific Islander 1 20% 120 8% 444 7% 1,421 7% 0 0% 108 8% 537 8% 1,365 7%

Black or African American 0 0% 154 11% 633 10% 2,123 11% 0 0% 150 11% 630 9% 1,900 9%

White (non-Hispanic) 4 80% 958 67% 3,978 65% 13,249 67% 11 100% 1,000 70% 4,503 65% 14,476 69%

Mexican or Mexican

American 0 0% 12 1% 342 6% 726 4% 0 0% 8 1% 355 5% 625 3%

Puerto Rican 0 0% 21 1% 53 1% 164 1% 0 0% 15 1% 43 1% 142 1%

Other Hispanic or Latino 0 0% 37 3% 214 3% 623 3% 0 0% 25 2% 204 3% 536 3%

Multiracial 0 0% 36 3% 165 3% 488 2% 0 0% 24 2% 151 2% 456 2%

Other 0 0% 26 2% 88 1% 266 1% 0 0% 31 2% 120 2% 323 2%

I prefer not to respond 0 0% 48 3% 203 3% 662 3% 0 0% 58 4% 331 5% 964 5%

Total 5 100% 1,421 100% 6,164 100% 19,882 100% 11 100% 1,425 100% 6,907 100% 20,925 100%

19. CLASS Freshman/first year 5 100% 1,292 91% 5,311 86% 17,202 87% 0 0% 8 1% 31 0% 67 0%

Sophomore 0 0% 110 8% 637 10% 2,067 10% 0 0% 23 2% 91 1% 273 1%

Junior 0 0% 8 1% 62 1% 229 1% 0 0% 106 7% 730 11% 2,174 10%

Senior 0 0% 2 0% 35 1% 88 0% 11 100% 1,253 88% 5,672 82% 17,446 83%

Unclassified 0 0% 10 1% 110 2% 286 1% 0 0% 34 2% 390 6% 976 5%

Total 5 100% 1,422 100% 6,155 100% 19,872 100% 11 100% 1,424 100% 6,914 100% 20,936 100%

20. ENTER Started here 5 100% 1,337 94% 5,553 90% 17,814 90% 6 55% 849 60% 3,109 45% 10,407 50%

Started elsewhere 0 0% 84 6% 605 10% 2,064 10% 5 45% 575 40% 3,805 55% 10,544 50%

Total 5 100% 1,421 100% 6,158 100% 19,878 100% 11 100% 1,424 100% 6,914 100% 20,951 100%

Age

Your sex:

Are you an international

student or foreign national?

What is your racial or ethnic

identification? (Select only

one.)

What is your current

classification in college?

Did you begin college at your

current institution or

elsewhere?

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NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

21. VOTECH05 Vocational or technical

school

0 0% 35 2% 410 7% 1,189 6% 1 9% 77 5% 857 12% 2,375 11%

COMCOL05 Community or junior

college

0 0% 81 6% 640 10% 2,010 10% 4 36% 420 30% 3,370 49% 8,876 43%

FOURYR05 4-year college other than

this one

0 0% 95 7% 465 8% 1,515 8% 2 18% 335 24% 2,100 30% 6,390 31%

NONE05 None 3 75% 1,194 85% 4,685 77% 15,300 78% 5 45% 702 50% 2,108 31% 7,379 35%

OCOL1_05 Other 1 25% 42 3% 203 3% 623 3% 0 0% 68 5% 330 5% 941 5%

– VETERAN No 5 100% 1,367 97% 6,057 99% 19,327 98% 10 91% 1,353 97% 6,578 96% 19,740 96%

Yes 0 0% 37 3% 83 1% 310 2% 1 9% 48 3% 265 4% 867 4%

Total 5 100% 1,404 100% 6,140 100% 19,637 100% 11 100% 1,401 100% 6,843 100% 20,607 100%

– VETPAY No 0 0% 31 84% 52 63% 208 67% 0 0% 35 74% 152 57% 485 56%

Yes 0 0% 6 16% 30 37% 101 33% 1 100% 12 26% 113 43% 380 44%

Total 0 0% 37 100% 82 100% 309 100% 1 100% 47 100% 265 100% 865 100%

22. ENRLMENT Less than full-time 0 0% 29 2% 285 5% 983 5% 0 0% 177 12% 1,175 17% 3,676 18%

Full-time 5 100% 1,395 98% 5,879 95% 18,902 95% 11 100% 1,250 88% 5,739 83% 17,278 82%

Total 5 100% 1,424 100% 6,164 100% 19,885 100% 11 100% 1,427 100% 6,914 100% 20,954 100%

– DISTED No 5 100% 1,398 100% 5,838 95% 19,054 97% 11 100% 1,362 97% 6,189 90% 18,490 90%

Yes 0 0% 6 0% 305 5% 599 3% 0 0% 43 3% 659 10% 2,136 10%

Total 5 100% 1,404 100% 6,143 100% 19,653 100% 11 100% 1,405 100% 6,848 100% 20,626 100%

Since graduating from high

school, which of the following

types of schools have you

attended other than the one

you are attending now?

(Select all that apply.)

Thinking about this current

academic term...How would

you characterize your

enrollment?

Thinking about this current

academic term...Are you

taking all courses entirely

online? (Item appeared only

in the online instrument.)

Are you a current or former

member of the U.S. Armed

Forces, Reserves, or National

Guard? (Item appeared only

in the online instrument.)

If yes: As part of your military

experience, did you receive

combat pay, hostile fire pay,

or imminent danger pay?

(Item appeared only in the

online instrument.)

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Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

– DISNONE No, I do not have any

disabilities

5 100% 1,246 90% 5,370 88% 17,255 89% 10 91% 1,238 89% 5,959 88% 17,978 88%

DISSENSE Yes, I have a sensory

impairment (vision or

hearing)

0 0% 38 3% 149 2% 457 2% 0 0% 27 2% 146 2% 415 2%

DISMOBIL Yes, I have a mobility

impairment

0 0% 3 0% 27 0% 70 0% 0 0% 12 1% 54 1% 141 1%

DISLEARN Yes, I have a learning

disability

0 0% 19 1% 110 2% 314 2% 0 0% 19 1% 113 2% 342 2%

DISDEVLP Yes, I have a

developmental disorder

(ADHD, Autism spectrum

disorder, etc.)

0 0% 13 1% 101 2% 344 2% 1 9% 16 1% 140 2% 442 2%

DISMENT Yes, I have a mental health

disorder

0 0% 13 1% 98 2% 298 2% 1 9% 25 2% 123 2% 400 2%

DISMED Yes, I have a medical

disability not listed above

0 0% 14 1% 84 1% 255 1% 1 9% 16 1% 99 1% 281 1%

DISOTHER Yes, I have another

disability

0 0% 86 6% 444 7% 1,373 7% 1 9% 94 7% 500 7% 1,536 8%

DISREFUS I choose not to answer 0 0% 52 4% 241 4% 742 4% 0 0% 54 4% 264 4% 759 4%

23. FRATSORO No 4 80% 1,349 95% 5,781 94% 18,311 92% 9 82% 1,297 91% 6,450 93% 19,284 92%

Yes 1 20% 72 5% 387 6% 1,579 8% 2 18% 127 9% 468 7% 1,672 8%

Total 5 100% 1,421 100% 6,168 100% 19,890 100% 11 100% 1,424 100% 6,918 100% 20,956 100%

24. ATHLETE No 5 100% 1,290 91% 5,701 93% 18,231 92% 10 91% 1,362 96% 6,703 97% 20,204 97%

Yes 0 0% 129 9% 444 7% 1,610 8% 1 9% 61 4% 205 3% 728 3%

Total 5 100% 1,419 100% 6,145 100% 19,841 100% 11 100% 1,423 100% 6,908 100% 20,932 100%

Do you have any disabilities?

(Select all that apply.) (Item

appeared only in the online

instrument and was preceded

by the statement "Your

institution will not receive

your identified response to

the following question. Only

an overall summary of

responses will be provided."

Accordingly, this item does

not appear in the NSSE11

data file or codebook.)

Are you member of a social

fraternity or sorority?

Are you a student-athlete on a

team sponsored by your

institution's athletics

department?

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Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

25. GRADES04 C- or lower 0 0% 20 1% 122 2% 327 2% 0 0% 3 0% 6 0% 33 0%

C 0 0% 35 2% 174 3% 549 3% 0 0% 15 1% 59 1% 176 1%

C+ 1 20% 74 5% 270 4% 1,030 5% 0 0% 41 3% 164 2% 510 2%

B- 1 20% 127 9% 404 7% 1,388 7% 0 0% 75 5% 307 4% 1,003 5%

B 1 20% 277 20% 1,243 20% 3,952 20% 1 9% 250 18% 1,283 19% 3,754 18%

B+ 2 40% 290 20% 1,212 20% 3,957 20% 4 36% 332 23% 1,554 22% 4,718 23%

A- 0 0% 274 19% 1,200 19% 3,826 19% 4 36% 349 25% 1,570 23% 4,766 23%

A 0 0% 323 23% 1,542 25% 4,844 24% 2 18% 357 25% 1,967 28% 5,981 29%

Total 5 100% 1,420 100% 6,167 100% 19,873 100% 11 100% 1,422 100% 6,910 100% 20,941 100%

26. LIVENOW Dormitory or other campus

housing

3 60% 1,004 71% 3,422 56% 11,736 59% 3 27% 232 16% 591 9% 1,996 10%

Residence, walking

distance

1 20% 78 5% 368 6% 1,236 6% 5 45% 471 33% 1,045 15% 4,140 20%

Residence, driving

distance

0 0% 299 21% 1,892 31% 5,817 29% 1 9% 658 46% 4,456 65% 12,478 60%

Fraternity/sorority house 0 0% 0 0% 17 0% 60 0% 0 0% 8 1% 21 0% 137 1%

None of the above 1 20% 39 3% 426 7% 938 5% 2 18% 55 4% 773 11% 2,132 10%

Total 5 100% 1,420 100% 6,125 100% 19,787 100% 11 100% 1,424 100% 6,886 100% 20,883 100%

27a. FATHREDU Did not finish HS 0 0% 110 8% 827 14% 2,035 10% 0 0% 129 9% 945 14% 2,273 11%

Graduated from HS 1 25% 426 30% 1,877 31% 5,717 29% 3 27% 390 28% 1,912 28% 5,595 27%

Attended, no degree 1 25% 168 12% 911 15% 2,771 14% 4 36% 147 10% 975 14% 2,861 14%

Completed Associate's 1 25% 119 8% 562 9% 1,927 10% 1 9% 157 11% 677 10% 2,045 10%

Completed Bachelor's 0 0% 347 25% 1,241 20% 4,376 22% 2 18% 341 24% 1,393 20% 4,718 23%

Completed Master's 1 25% 190 13% 526 9% 2,080 11% 0 0% 179 13% 717 10% 2,310 11%

Completed Doctorate 0 0% 49 3% 167 3% 818 4% 1 9% 72 5% 258 4% 1,021 5%

Total 4 100% 1,409 100% 6,111 100% 19,724 100% 11 100% 1,415 100% 6,877 100% 20,823 100%

27b. MOTHREDU Did not finish HS 0 0% 92 7% 681 11% 1,638 8% 0 0% 95 7% 816 12% 1,899 9%

Graduated from HS 2 40% 342 24% 1,473 24% 4,573 23% 3 27% 344 24% 1,830 27% 5,457 26%

Attended, no degree 0 0% 161 11% 992 16% 3,023 15% 0 0% 170 12% 1,040 15% 3,139 15%

Completed Associate's 2 40% 210 15% 908 15% 2,965 15% 5 45% 215 15% 1,002 15% 3,066 15%

Completed Bachelor's 0 0% 412 29% 1,405 23% 5,036 25% 1 9% 361 25% 1,438 21% 4,859 23%

Completed Master's 0 0% 174 12% 615 10% 2,256 11% 2 18% 212 15% 677 10% 2,162 10%

Completed Doctorate 1 20% 22 2% 63 1% 317 2% 0 0% 24 2% 97 1% 315 2%

Total 5 100% 1,413 100% 6,137 100% 19,808 100% 11 100% 1,421 100% 6,900 100% 20,897 100%

What have most of your

grades been up to now at this

institution?

Which of the following best

describes where you are living

now while attending college?

What is the highest level of

education that your father

completed?

What is the highest level of

education that your mother

completed?

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Variable Response Options Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count % Count %

NSSE 2011

Seniors

NSSE 2011SUNY Potsdam SUNY Potsdam

First-Year Students

Carnegie ClassMid East PublicMid East Public Carnegie Class

NSSE 2011 Major Field Report: Part II. Comparisons to Other Institutions

Frequency Distributions-Other Professions

SUNY Potsdam

28. MAJRPCOL Arts and Humanities 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Biological Science 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Business 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Education 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Engineering 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Physical Science 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Professional 5 100% 1,425 100% 6,176 100% 19,924 100% 11 100% 1,428 100% 6,931 100% 20,992 100%

Social Science 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Other 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Undecided 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

Total 5 100% 1,425 100% 6,176 100% 19,924 100% 11 100% 1,428 100% 6,931 100% 20,992 100%

29. MAJRSCOL Arts and Humanities 0 0% 34 14% 134 14% 539 16% 0 0% 31 16% 102 12% 357 14%

Biological Science 0 0% 23 10% 111 11% 369 11% 0 0% 19 10% 82 10% 230 9%

Business 0 0% 20 8% 101 10% 295 9% 0 0% 15 8% 64 8% 226 9%

Education 0 0% 11 5% 52 5% 178 5% 0 0% 15 8% 32 4% 72 3%

Engineering 0 0% 8 3% 8 1% 52 2% 0 0% 6 3% 23 3% 35 1%

Physical Science 0 0% 15 6% 39 4% 137 4% 0 0% 6 3% 26 3% 63 2%

Professional 0 0% 51 21% 230 24% 704 21% 0 0% 32 16% 204 25% 617 24%

Social Science 0 0% 39 16% 151 16% 552 17% 2 100% 56 28% 159 19% 528 21%

Other 0 0% 33 14% 105 11% 340 10% 0 0% 9 5% 84 10% 244 10%

Undecided 0 0% 5 2% 35 4% 132 4% 0 0% 9 5% 56 7% 167 7%

Total 0 0% 239 100% 966 100% 3,298 100% 2 100% 198 100% 832 100% 2,539 100%

– GENDER Male 0 0% 269 19% 822 13% 3,233 16% 3 27% 248 17% 1,119 16% 3,649 17%

Female 5 100% 1,156 81% 5,353 87% 16,689 84% 8 73% 1,180 83% 5,812 84% 17,343 83%

Total 5 100% 1,425 100% 6,175 100% 19,922 100% 11 100% 1,428 100% 6,931 100% 20,992 100%

– ETHNICIT African American/Black 0 0% 142 11% 620 11% 2,051 11% 0 0% 137 10% 620 10% 1,843 10%

Am. Indian/Native Amer. 0 0% 4 0% 36 1% 106 1% 0 0% 2 0% 27 0% 112 1%

Asian/Pacific Islander 0 0% 94 7% 396 7% 1,150 6% 0 0% 76 6% 466 7% 1,171 6%

Caucasian/White 3 60% 827 63% 3,510 60% 11,538 64% 6 55% 906 69% 4,160 64% 12,692 68%

Hispanic 0 0% 73 6% 649 11% 1,497 8% 0 0% 50 4% 612 9% 1,268 7%

Other 0 0% 14 1% 72 1% 135 1% 0 0% 16 1% 43 1% 113 1%

Foreign 0 0% 18 1% 84 1% 264 1% 2 18% 11 1% 90 1% 257 1%

Multi-racial 0 0% 11 1% 106 2% 324 2% 0 0% 5 0% 76 1% 184 1%

Unknown 2 40% 136 10% 332 6% 1,044 6% 3 27% 104 8% 359 6% 1,050 6%

Total 5 100% 1,319 100% 5,805 100% 18,109 100% 11 100% 1,307 100% 6,453 100% 18,690 100%

– ENROLLMT Part-time 0 0% 21 1% 399 6% 1,324 7% 0 0% 188 13% 1,418 20% 4,632 22%

Full-time 5 100% 1,404 99% 5,777 94% 18,600 93% 11 100% 1,240 87% 5,513 80% 16,360 78%

Total 5 100% 1,425 100% 6,176 100% 19,924 100% 11 100% 1,428 100% 6,931 100% 20,992 100%

IPEDS: 196200

Institution reported: Gender

Institution reported: Race or

ethnicity

Institution reported:

Enrollment status

Primary major or expected

primary major, in collapsed

categories

Second major or expected

second major (not minor,

concentration, etc.) if

applicable, in collapsed

categories

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