Online Students Asked to Answer Survey on Priorities, Satisfaction
The U of A Global Campus, along with its research partner Ruffalo Noel Levitz, is asking students enrolled in online degree programs to complete a survey about priorities and satisfaction with programs.
Some online students will receive the survey by email seeking their feedback. It can be filled out between March 25 and April 26. This is the third year for the survey. Responses will be kept confidential.
Student input helps make positive changes in online programs at the U of A, said Cheryl Murphy, vice provost for distance education.
For more information, contact Online Student Liaisons at online@uark.edu or by phone at 800-952-1165 or 479-575-6493, or you can contact the data team at datateam@uark.edu.
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