SELFI Evaluations
The SELFI is the Student Evaluation of Learning and Feedback for Instructors.
SELFI Faculty Evaluations
Students are an important source of information about the effectiveness of a course and instructor. The SELFI is the way students can provide constructive feedback to UND instructors. The results are used by faculty to make improvement in their own courses and by departments in faculty performance evaluations and in tenure and promotion decisions.
**UPDATE** SELFI reports from Spring 2025 will be out soon! Please watch for an email notification for accessing Spring 2025 SELFI reports.
For faculty members looking to retrieve their SELFI reports from past semesters, please email Jodi Steiner at jodi.steiner@und.edu for assistance. Thank you! **UPDATE**
SELFI Response Rates
- Fall 2018 - 56%
- Fall 2019 - 53%
- Fall 2020 - 44%
- Fall 2021 - 44%
- Fall 2022 - 41%
- Fall 2023 - 40%
- Fall 2024 - 47%
- Spring 2019 - 51%
- Spring 2020 - 43%
- Spring 2021 - 43%
- Spring 2022 - 45%
- Spring 2023 - 38%
- Spring 2024 - 47%
- Spring 2025 - 49%
- Summer 2019 - 42%
- Summer 2020 - 44%
- Summer 2021 - 34%
- Summer 2022 - 31%
- Summer 2023 - 31%
- Summer 2024 - 32%
SELFI Feedback
The SELFI, with 24 core questions, includes the three open-ended comments and provides a method to collect and report student ratings of instruction in areas that are broadly applicable to most classes.
- Faculty use information from course evaluations to improve their courses and teaching methods, and to determine whether course content is meeting the needs of their students
- Deans and department chairs review course evaluation data to assess both their faculty, and the value of courses offered in their department.
- University committees include course evaluation data as part of faculty reviews, to determine promotion and tenure.