The 2009 WELS survey of incoming freshmen (the Survey) continues the Office of Survey Research’s (OSR) efforts to collect information on all students prior to the start of their academic careers at Western Washington University. This survey represents the initial contact in a longitudinal process that makes additional inquiries of students at the end of their sophomore year, when they graduate from the university, and one to two years after graduation. The purpose of the incoming freshmen survey is threefold: (1) to assess student needs based upon their self-reported characteristics, perceptions, and concerns; (2) to provide data that can assist university assessment and accreditation activities; and (3) to provide baseline observations of ...
The WELS Baseline Survey of Transfers Entering Western in the Fall, 2014 (Transfer Survey) is the co...
This report presents findings from the fall, 2008, baseline survey of entering transfers, a total of...
Baseline report with data from WWU\u27s first WELS survey on first-time, in-coming freshmen. Include...
The Fall, 2014 Baseline Survey of Freshmen Entering Western (Freshmen Survey) continues the Office o...
The Fall, 2010 Baseline Survey of Freshmen Entering Western continues the Office of Survey Research’...
The Fall, 2011 Baseline Survey of Freshmen Entering Western (Freshmen Survey) continues the Office o...
The Fall 2012 Baseline Survey of Freshmen Entering Western (Freshmen Survey) continues the Office of...
College credit from high school, a total of 2693 students. There were 1533 online responses and 608 ...
The 2009 WELS survey of incoming transfer students (the Survey) continues the Office of Survey Resea...
Of the 2386 students who began as freshmen in the fall of 2005, 1864 enrolled at Western in the spri...
The Spring 2014 Follow-Up Survey of Freshmen Who Entered Western in 2012 (2nd Year Survey) is part o...
The Spring 2015 Follow-Up Survey of Freshmen Who Entered Western in 2013 (2nd Year Survey) is part o...
INTRODUCTION The Western Educational Longitudinal Study (WELS) was conceived as a process to obtain ...
The Western Educational Longitudinal Study (WELS) was conceived as a process to obtain data more rel...
The Spring 2014 Follow-Up Survey of Freshmen Who Entered Western in 2012 (2nd Year Survey) is part o...
The WELS Baseline Survey of Transfers Entering Western in the Fall, 2014 (Transfer Survey) is the co...
This report presents findings from the fall, 2008, baseline survey of entering transfers, a total of...
Baseline report with data from WWU\u27s first WELS survey on first-time, in-coming freshmen. Include...
The Fall, 2014 Baseline Survey of Freshmen Entering Western (Freshmen Survey) continues the Office o...
The Fall, 2010 Baseline Survey of Freshmen Entering Western continues the Office of Survey Research’...
The Fall, 2011 Baseline Survey of Freshmen Entering Western (Freshmen Survey) continues the Office o...
The Fall 2012 Baseline Survey of Freshmen Entering Western (Freshmen Survey) continues the Office of...
College credit from high school, a total of 2693 students. There were 1533 online responses and 608 ...
The 2009 WELS survey of incoming transfer students (the Survey) continues the Office of Survey Resea...
Of the 2386 students who began as freshmen in the fall of 2005, 1864 enrolled at Western in the spri...
The Spring 2014 Follow-Up Survey of Freshmen Who Entered Western in 2012 (2nd Year Survey) is part o...
The Spring 2015 Follow-Up Survey of Freshmen Who Entered Western in 2013 (2nd Year Survey) is part o...
INTRODUCTION The Western Educational Longitudinal Study (WELS) was conceived as a process to obtain ...
The Western Educational Longitudinal Study (WELS) was conceived as a process to obtain data more rel...
The Spring 2014 Follow-Up Survey of Freshmen Who Entered Western in 2012 (2nd Year Survey) is part o...
The WELS Baseline Survey of Transfers Entering Western in the Fall, 2014 (Transfer Survey) is the co...
This report presents findings from the fall, 2008, baseline survey of entering transfers, a total of...
Baseline report with data from WWU\u27s first WELS survey on first-time, in-coming freshmen. Include...