2017 National Survey of Student Engagement

NSSE 2017

The National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) is the best known national project for measuring student engagement. The survey, administered by the Indiana Center for Postsecondary Research, measures the extent to which students engage in practices understood to be effectively linked with learning outcomes, personal development, student satisfaction, and graduation. Students actively involved in both academic and out-of-class activities have been found to gain more from the college experience than those who are not involved. In the spring of 2017, 1,921 first-year (FY) students and 2,871 senior (SR) students were invited to participate in NSSE at UND. 631 FY students and 834 SR students responded to the survey, for a response rate of 31%. This was the ninth time UND has participated in NSSE.

2017 NSSE Reports

• Administrative Summary
• Respondent Profile
• Snapshot
• Inclusiveness & Engagement with Diversity
• Multi-Year Report
• Freqs & Stats Comparisons
• Comparison Groups
• Pocket Guide
• Survey Instrument
• Engagement Indicators
• High Impact Practices
• NSSE-FSSE Combined Report

NSSE Major Field Reports

These NSSE reports provide an overview of students' response by groups of related majors. Keep in mind that majors are student-reported and only the first reported major is presented. The first Major Field Report compares students' responses across groups of related majors.

• Within-Institution Comparisons
• Arts & Social Sci
• Nursing & Professional Disciplines
• Business
• Education
• Aviat, CSci, AtSc
• Other & Undecided
• Health Professions