National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE)

The NSSE is an inquiry into the extent to which students at four-year colleges and universities engage in an array of good educational practices.  Many of the questionnaire items deal with student behaviors that educational researchers have found to be highly correlated with the intense learning and personal development that are hallmarks of a meaningful college education.

CSUSM has participated in the NSSE survey since 2001, and the survey is now administered biennially to freshmen and graduating seniors. To view a summary of recent findings, click on the name of the report for the desired year.

Spring 2018

• Pocket Guide: What Students Say About Their CSUSM Experience
• Student Engagement Snapshot: CSUSM vs CSU
• Frequencies & Statistical Comparisons

Spring 2016

• Pocket Guide: What Students Say About Their CSUSM Experience
• Student Engagement Snapshot: CSUSM vs CSU
• Frequencies & Statistical Comparisons

Spring 2014

• Pocket Guide: What Students Say About Their CSUSM Experience
  
• Summary of Findings

Spring 2012

• Pocket Guide: What Students Say About Their CSUSM Experience
• Summary of Findings

Spring 2010

• Pocket Guide: What Students Say About Their CSUSM Experience
• Summary of Findings
• Executive Summary prepared by NSSE

Spring 2008

• Pocket Guide: What Students Say About Their CSUSM Experience
• Executive Summary Prepared by NSSE

Spring 2006

• Executive Summary prepared by NSSE 
• Summary of Findings

For full reports or for reports prior to 2006, please contact Cameron Stevenson in Institutional Planning and Analysis.

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