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1 Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico Master Degree Exit Interview Environmental Management 2014 Graduate School, Coop Program and Institutional Research Office 1
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3 Sample Sample 2014 Population 11 Sample 7 Percent of participation 64% 3
4 STUDENT INFORMATION 4
5 Gender 10 Male Female Total Female Male 1 5
6 FINANCIAL SUPPORT 6
7 Financial support during graduate study Financial Support Educational Loan 4 Individual Support 1 PR Higher Education Scholarship 0 Other 1 Total 6 PR Higher Education Scholarship Individual Support 16% Other 17% Educational Loan 67% 7
8 Graduate assistant position Graduate assistant position Research Assistant 1 Teaching Assistant 1 Total 2 Teaching Assistant 5 Research Assistant 5 8
9 TIME NOT TAKING COURSES OR WORKING ON RESEARCH PROJECT OR THESIS 9
10 Take time without work in your degree Not work on degree Yes 0 No 4 Total 4 Yes No 10 10
11 PAPER ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION 11
12 Any paper accepted for publication Accepted Yes 0 No 5 Total 5 Yes No 10 12
13 ACTIVITIES 13
14 What main activities are you engaged in at the present time? Key Statement A Employed 35 or more hours per week. 3 B Employed in a full-time position (six months or less) 3 C Employed less than 35 hours per week. 0 D Actively seeking full-time employment. 1 E Enrolled in an educational institution. 1 F Serving an internship required for state or professional licensing. G Voluntary unemployed. 0 H Other 2 Total
15 What main activities are you engaged in at the present time? F E 1 G H 2 B 3 A 3 D 1 C 15
16 Which one is your principle activity? Key Statement A Employed 35 or more hours per week. 2 B Employed in a full-time position (six months or less) 1 C Employed less than 35 hours per week. 0 D Actively seeking full-time employment. 0 E Enrolled in an educational institution. 0 F Serving an internship required for state or professional licensing. 0 G Voluntary unemployed. 0 H Other 0 Total 3 16
17 Which one is your principle activity? B 33% C E D F G H A 67% 17
18 EMPLOYMENT 18
19 When you choose the graduate program, how strongly did you expect to obtain a job directly related to it? Evaluation Very Strongly 3 Somewhat Strongly 2 Not Strongly at all 0 Total 5 Somewhat Strongly 4 Not Strongly at all Very Strongly 6 19
20 Currently working Working Yes 4 No 1 Total No Yes 1 20
21 Location of the company Location Puerto Rico 2 United States 1 Other 0 Total 3 United States 33% Other Puerto Rico 67% 21
22 Working load Working Load Full Time 3 Part Time 0 Total Part Time Full Time 1 22
23 The present job is related with your degree Related Yes 3 No 0 Total No Yes
24 Level of education required for your present job Degree Doctorate 0 Master 0 Bachelor 3 Certification 0 Some college 0 No college required 0 Total
25 Starting Yearly Salary Salary Range $20,000 or less 1 $20,001-$25,000 0 $25,001-$30,000 1 $30,001-$35,000 0 $35,001-$40,000 1 $40,001-$45,000 0 $45,001-$50,000 0 $50, Total 3 25
26 Starting Yearly Salary 35% 33% 33% 33% 3 25% 2 15% 1 Percent 5% 26
27 Current Yearly Salary Salary Range $20,000 or less 0 $20,001-$25,000 0 $25,001-$30,000 0 $30,001-$35,000 0 $35,001-$40,000 1 $40,001-$45,000 0 $45,001-$50,000 0 $50, Total 3 27
28 Current Yearly Salary 7 67% % 3 2 Percent 1 28
29 What kind of organization employs you? Organization Business or Industry 3 Government agency 0 Educational institution 0 Non-profit organization Other Self-employed Non-profit organization Self-employed 0 Other 0 Total Educational institution Government agency 1 Business or Industry 29
30 Level of satisfaction with your present job Satisfaction Completely satisfied 3 Pretty satisfied 0 Not very satisfied 0 Total Completely satisfied Pretty satisfied 30 Not very satisfied
31 To what extent do you deal that your present job contributes to attaining your career goals? Deal A great deal 2 Somewhat 1 Not at all 0 Total % 67% Not at all Somewhat A great deal
32 Which factors assisted you in finding your present job? Legend Statement A Above average GPA 0 B Academic major 1 C Double major 0 D Competence in foreign language 0 E Competence in English 2 F Competence in mathematics 0 G Competence in computers 1 H Work experience or internship/volunteer experience 1 I An effective job search campaign 1 J Extra-curricular experiences providing skills sought by employers 0 K Personality or interpersonal skills 1 L Knowing someone who was able to influence the hiring decision 0 32 M Other 0
33 Which factors assisted you in finding your present job? 35% 3 29% 25% 2 15% 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% 1 5% 33 A B C D E F G H I J K L M
34 EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES 34
35 What are your plans for future educational activities? Key Statement A I do not plan to go to school again 0 B Taking interesting classes 0 C Acquiring job skills 1 D Obtaining a license authorizing the practice of an occupation 4 E Obtaining a second bachelor s degree 0 F Obtaining a second master s degree 2 G Obtaining professional or doctor s degree 3 H Obtaining a Technical Certification 2 I Other 0 35
36 What are your plans for future educational activities? 35% 33% 3 25% 25% 2 15% 17% 17% 1 8% 5% 36 A B C D E F G H I
37 Are you considering pursuing Graduate Studies (PhD)? 10 Admitted Yes 3 No 2 Total No Yes
38 When are you considering pursuing Graduate Studies (PhD)? 10 Admitted Immediately 1 Within one (1) year 2 Total % Within one (1) year Immediately % 38
39 Are you already been admitted for further graduate study? 10 Admitted Yes 1 No 4 Total No Yes
40 Where are you been admitted for further graduate study? Admitted Puerto Rico 1 United States 0 Other 0 Total Other United States Puerto Rico 1 40
41 COOP AND PLACEMENT OFFICE 41
42 Have you ever participated in COOP Internship? Participated Yes 1 No 4 Total No Yes
43 Have you ever handed over your resume to the office? 10 Handed over resume 9 Yes 2 8 No 3 Total No Yes
44 Are you available for employment? 10 Available 9 Yes 5 No 0 Total No Yes
45 PROGRAM EVALUATION 45
46 What is your perception of the academic expectations of your program? Evaluation Excellent 2 Above Average % 17% Average 1 Below Average 0 Poor 0 Total 6 1 Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor 46
47 How would you rate your program s performance in keeping pace with recent trends and developments in your field? 35% 3 25% 2 15% 1 33% 33% 33% Evaluation Excellent 2 Above Average 2 Average 2 Below Average 0 Poor 0 Total 6 5% Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor 47
48 How would you rate the research opportunities your program provided to graduate students? Evaluation Excellent % 17% Above Average 0 Average 3 Below Average 1 Poor 0 Total 6 1 Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor 48
49 How would you rate the adequacy of facilities in your program? % Evaluation Excellent 1 Above Average 3 Average 2 Below Average 0 Poor % Total 6 1 Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor 49
50 Indicate your level of satisfaction with the supervision and guidance you received Evaluation Excellent % 17% Above Average 2 Average 1 Below Average 0 Poor 0 Total 6 1 Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor 50
51 What is your perception of the quality the faculty in your degree program? % Evaluation Excellent 1 Above Average % 17% Average 1 Below Average 0 Poor 0 Total 6 1 Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor 51
52 How could you rate the overall quality of your degree program? Evaluation Excellent % 33% Above Average 3 Average 2 Below Average 0 Poor 0 Total 6 1 Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor 52
53 GRADUATE SCHOOL EVALUATION 53
54 Graduate admission process % Evaluation Excellent 4 Above Average 1 Average % 17% Below Average 0 Poor 0 Total 6 1 Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor 54
55 Graduate new-student orientation Evaluation Excellent 3 4 Above Average 1 Average % 17% 17% Below Average 0 Poor 1 Total 6 1 Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor 55
56 Graduate School web page Evaluation Excellent % 17% Above Average 2 Average 1 Below Average 0 Poor 0 Total 6 1 Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor 56
57 Graduation requirements 35% 3 25% 2 15% 1 33% 33% 33% Evaluation Excellent 2 Above Average 2 Average 2 Below Average 0 Poor 0 Total 6 5% Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Poor 57
58 LEVEL OF SATISFACTION 58
59 Acquiring background and specialization for further education in a professional/scientific/scholarly field Satisfaction Completely satisfied 2 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 5 33% Pretty satisfied 59
60 Your ability to write clearly, correctly, and effectively Satisfaction Completely satisfied 4 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 17% 67% Pretty satisfied 60
61 Your ability to communicate effectively (verbal communication/presentation skills). Satisfaction Completely satisfied 3 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 61
62 You have a comprehensive approach towards advancement in contemporary issues and engagement in continuous life long learning Satisfaction Completely satisfied 3 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 62
63 You have a comprehensive understanding of fundamental principles within your major course of study /field Satisfaction Completely satisfied 4 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 17% 67% Pretty satisfied 63
64 Your ability to reason, see relationships, raise questions, examine contrary views, and think critically Satisfaction Completely satisfied 5 Pretty satisfied 0 Not very satisfied 1 Total % 9 85% 8 17% 83% 75% Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 64
65 You have developed analytical thinking and problem solving Satisfaction Completely satisfied 3 Pretty satisfied 2 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 33% 5 Pretty satisfied 65
66 You are able to developed ideas and present them in written work 10 Satisfaction 9 17% Completely satisfied 4 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 1 Total % 67% 2 1 Completely satisfied Pretty satisfied 66 Not very satisfied
67 Your research/project or comprehensive exam sharpened your analytical and problem solving skills Satisfaction Completely satisfied 3 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 67
68 Your research/project or comprehensive exam helped you to developed abilities to plan your own work 10 Satisfaction 9 17% Completely satisfied 2 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 1 Total % Completely satisfied Pretty satisfied 68 Not very satisfied
69 Your research/project or comprehensive exam was completed satisfactorily Satisfaction Completely satisfied 2 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 5 33% Pretty satisfied 69
70 You are confident about tackling unfamiliar tasks in industry or academia within an ethical framework Satisfaction Completely satisfied 4 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 17% 67% Pretty satisfied 70
71 You have developed skills in the effective use of technology and library resources for life-long learning Satisfaction Completely satisfied 4 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 17% 67% Pretty satisfied 71
72 Your ability to participate effectively as a citizen Satisfaction Completely satisfied 4 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 17% 67% Pretty satisfied 72
73 Your ability to do university work Satisfaction Completely satisfied 4 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 17% 67% Pretty satisfied 73
74 The effort you put into your university education Satisfaction Completely satisfied 5 Pretty satisfied 0 Not very satisfied 1 Total % 9 85% 8 17% 83% 75% Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 74
75 Your involvement with faculty Satisfaction Completely satisfied 2 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 5 33% Pretty satisfied 75
76 Your access to faculty outside of the classroom Satisfaction Completely satisfied 3 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 2 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 33% 17% 5 Pretty satisfied 76
77 Your major course of study Satisfaction Completely satisfied 4 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 17% 67% Pretty satisfied 77
78 The quality of your degree program Satisfaction Completely satisfied 3 Pretty satisfied 2 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 33% 5 Pretty satisfied 78
79 Instruction at PUPR Satisfaction Completely satisfied 3 Pretty satisfied 2 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 33% 5 Pretty satisfied 79
80 Your learning opportunities outside of the classroom Satisfaction Completely satisfied 3 Pretty satisfied 2 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 33% 5 Pretty satisfied 80
81 The technology learning environment Satisfaction Completely satisfied 2 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 5 33% Pretty satisfied 81
82 The value of your PUPR education Satisfaction Completely satisfied 1 Pretty satisfied 4 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 67% 17% Pretty satisfied 82
83 PUPR at whole Satisfaction Completely satisfied 2 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 17% 5 33% Pretty satisfied 83
84 LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 84
85 Supervision was available when I needed it Satisfaction Completely satisfied 1 Pretty satisfied 2 Not very satisfied 2 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 85
86 The thesis examination process was fair Satisfaction Completely satisfied 0 Pretty satisfied 2 Not very satisfied 0 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied 10 Pretty satisfied 86
87 My research further developed my problems solving skills Satisfaction Completely satisfied 3 Pretty satisfied 2 Not very satisfied 0 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 87
88 I had good access to the technical support I needed Satisfaction Completely satisfied 1 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 88
89 I learned to develop my ideas and present them in my written work Satisfaction Completely satisfied 4 Pretty satisfied 1 Not very satisfied 0 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 89
90 I understood the required standard for the thesis Satisfaction Completely satisfied 2 Pretty satisfied 2 Not very satisfied 0 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 90
91 My supervisor(s) provided additional information relevant to my topic Satisfaction Completely satisfied 1 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 91
92 My research sharpened my analytical skills was satisfied with the thesis examination process Satisfaction Completely satisfied 1 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 0 Total % 25% Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 92
93 I was given good guidance in topic selection and refinement Satisfaction Completely satisfied 1 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 93
94 I understood the requirements of thesis examination Satisfaction Completely satisfied 1 Pretty satisfied 2 Not very satisfied 0 Total % 33% Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 94
95 Doing my research helped me to develop my ability to plan my own work Satisfaction Completely satisfied 2 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 0 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 95
96 My research supervisor(s) provided helpful feedback on my progress Satisfaction Completely satisfied 1 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 96
97 I received good guidance in my literature search Satisfaction Completely satisfied 1 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 1 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 97
98 The examination of my thesis was completed in a reasonable time Satisfaction Completely satisfied 1 Pretty satisfied 3 Not very satisfied 0 Total % 25% Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 98
99 As a result of my research, I feel confident about tackling unfamiliar problems Satisfaction Completely satisfied 3 Pretty satisfied 2 Not very satisfied 0 Total Completely satisfied Not very satisfied Pretty satisfied 99
100 OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT 100
101 Before starting studies, what main activities were engage? Key Statement A Full time, regular position 5 B Full time, contract/temporary position 1 C Part time 0 D Actively seeking full time employment 1 E Enrolled in an educational institution 0 F Voluntary unemployed 0 G Other 0 101
102 Before starting studies, what main activities were engage? % % 14% A B C D E F G
103 If you were working before starting your graduate studies, did you obtain or will obtain career advancement opportunities as result of your graduate degree completion? Career advancement Promotion 1 Job retention 0 No change 3 Other 0 Total % 25% Promotion Job retention No change Other 103
104 Reference * California State University, Chico (n.d.) Retrieved August 30, 2012, from 05.pdf 104
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