Graduate Division •
Division of Undergraduate Education
Spring 2022 Student Pulse Survey Results
We are administering two Pulse Surveys to undergraduate and graduate students during the Spring 2022 semester. Each survey will take approximately 1-5 minutes to complete and will ask about well-being and a few special topics. The goals of the Pulse Surveys are to give quick and actionable information to leadership in order to address student needs. Results will be posted here when the surveys end. See below to explore the results from previous semesters' Pulse surveys.
Pulse Survey #1 - Campus Communication & Support, In-Person v. Remote Services, Covid Risk & Activities, Campus Software/Tools Provision, Well-being
Administered during the 1st through 3rd weeks of classes, 9,298 (31%) undergraduates and 3,886 (30%) graduate students completed the semester's first Pulse survey. Congratulations to the winners of our random drawing for $100 gift cards: Evan Kandell (Undergraduate, Letters & Science), Anonymous (Undergraduate, Economics), Karoline Almeida (Undergraduate, Letters & Science), Anonymous (Undergraduate, Economics), Vanessa Cerda (Graduate student, Optometry), Taormina Lepore (Graduate student, Integrative Biology).
Pulse Survey #2 - Advising Modes, Housing Insecurity, Communication with Leadership, COVID Risk & Comfort, Health & Well-being
Administered during the 8th through 10th weeks of classes, 5,886 (20%) undergraduates and 2,883 (22%) graduate students completed the semester's second and final Pulse survey. Congratulations to the winners of our random drawing for $100 gift cards: Pericles Bien III (Undergraduate, Architecture & Science), Albert Giang (Undergraduate, Computer Science & Cognitive Science), Jiyoon Chung (Undergraduate, Letters & Science), Anonymous (Undergraduate, EECS), Liti Prasad (Graduate student, MICS), Sean Clair (Graduate student, Chemistry).
We administered two Pulse Surveys to undergraduate and graduate students during the Fall 2021 semester.
Administered between the 4th and 6th weeks of classes, 11,583 (36%) undergraduates and 4,782 (36%) graduate students completed the semester's first survey. Congratulations to our first prize winners of the random drawing for $100 gift cards: Coco Ma (Undergraduate, Computer Science & Statistics), Olivia Liu (Undergraduate, Sociology & Education), Ryan Hunt (Undergraduate, Philosophy), Andi Liu (Undergraduate, Letters & Science), Elizabeth Boxer (Graduate student, Public Health), Brendan Henrique (Graduate Student, Education).
Administered during the 11th and 12th weeks of classes, 8,901 (28%) undergraduates and 4,516 (34%) graduate students completed the semester's second and last Pulse survey. Congratulations to the winners of our random drawing for $100 gift cards: Komal Badesha (Undergraduate, American Studies & Psychology), Matthew Bernardi (Undergraduate, Psychology), Sammy Raucher (Undergraduate, Political Science), Bonny Lee (Undergraduate, Architecture) plus 2 more graduate students that wish to remain anonymous.
We administered three Pulse Surveys to undergraduate and graduate students during the Spring 2021 semester.
Administered between the 2nd and 4th weeks of classes, 8,637 (29%) undergraduates and 3,396 (28%) graduate students completed the semester's first survey. Congratulations to our first prize winners of the random drawing for Apple AirPods: Shriniket Maddipatla (Undergraduate, Letters & Science), Lizbeth Cosio Vazquez (Undergraduate, Letters & Science) and Caroline Haber (Graduate student, Law).
Administered between the 6th and 8th weeks of classes, 6,391 (22%) undergraduates and 2,836 (25%) graduate students completed the semester's second survey. Congratulations to our winners of the random drawing for Apple AirPods: Sonali Ranaweera (Undergraduate, Economics), Cantika Sasono (Undergraduate, Psychology) and Christopher Barnes (Graduate student, Chemical Engineering).
Administered between the 12th and 14th weeks of classes, 8,684 (30%) undergraduates and 2,819 (25%) graduate students completed the semester's third and final survey. Congratulations to our winners of the random drawing for Apple AirPods: Ben Plate (Undergraduate, Letters & Science), Khuslen Sugarbat (Undergraduate, Energy Engineering) and Jacob Binder (Graduate student, Law).
We administered four Pulse Surveys to undergraduate and graduate students during the Fall 2020 semester.
Administered between the 3rd and 5th weeks of classes, 10,760 (34%) undergraduates and 4,484 (38%) graduate students completed the first survey. Congratulations to our first prize winners of the random drawing for Apple AirPods: Sarah Jarrett (graduate student, Landscape Architecture), Ray Altenberg (undergraduate, Computer Science) and Amr Eissa (undergraduate, L&S).
During the 7th and 8th week of classes, all undergraduate (N = 30,799) and graduate students (N = 11,548) were invited to take the second Pulse Survey. The response rate was 47% (n = 14,413) for undergraduates and 34% (n = 3,914) for graduate students. Congratulations to the winners in our second prize drawing for Apple AirPods: Pammy Kazi (undergraduate, L&S), Jonathan Garcia (undergraduate, EECS) and Richard Liou (graduate student, EECS).
During the 11th and 12th week of classes, all undergraduate (N = 30,799) and graduate students (N = 11,548) were invited to take the third Pulse Survey. The response rate was 33% (n = 10,212) for undergraduates and 34% (n = 3,890) for graduate students. Congratulations to the winners in our third prize drawing for Apple AirPods: Nitin Pillai (graduate student, Info & Data Science), Lois Yoo (undergraduate, L&S) and Jordan Dudas (undergraduate, Architecture).
During week 16 through exam week, all undergraduate (N = 30,799) and graduate students (N = 11,548) were invited to take the fourth and final Pulse Survey of the semester. The response rate was 28% (n = 8,594) for undergraduates and 29% (n = 3,389) for graduate students. Congratulations to the winners in our final prize drawing for Apple AirPods: Veronica Bognot (graduate student, Law), Nico Galin (undergraduate, Computer Science) and [Anonymous] (undergraduate, Applied Math and Economics).
