UNL’s 2016 National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) results are in. The NSSE assesses students' perceptions of how they allocate time towards their education and how the institution provides resources and opportunities that encourage learning. NSSE is administered nationally to UNL first-year and senior students every three years in the spring semester. Participating institutions can compare their results to national benchmarks and evaluate how students perceive their undergraduate experiences. Results provide benchmarks for institutional change as well as national reporting. UNL participated in the NSSE in 2007, 2010, 2011 (Pilot study), 2012 (Pilot study), and 2013. This year’s students also took two new modules: one on diverse perspectives and the other on global learning.
To see the 2016 UNL results as well as individual briefs with specific data for instructors, advisors, student support staff, diverse perspectives, and global learning, go to http://www.unl.edu/nsse/
The NSSE survey obtains information from approximately 600 colleges and universities nationwide
Contact: For more information about this year’s NSSE results, contact Vanessa Roof at vroof2@unl.edu