OD Program 2013

OD Exit Survey 2013

1. You may voluntarily agree to allow your survey results to be included in a data set that may be published. We would prefer that you select this option since it would allow us to publish summarized (not individual) outcomes data if we choose to do so. This is the Optional Research Survey. Alternatively, if you choose not to participate in the Optional Research Survey, you may select the Default Option. In both cases, your individual responses are anonymous. Which option is your choice?

Response Percent

Response Count

Optional Research Survey

84.2%

48

Default Option

15.8%

9

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2. Thinking of your current clinical skills, rate your preparedness to independently:

Somewhat well prepared

Somewhat underprepared

Well prepared

Rating Average

Underprepared

Prepared

Determine an appropriate spectacle prescription to meet your patient's visual needs

75.4% (43)

0.0% (0)

1.8% (1)

8.8% (5)

14.0% (8)

4.63

Prescribe/fit sherical soft contact lenses

66.7% (38)

1.8% (1)

7.0% (4)

12.3% (7)

12.3% (7)

4.35

Prescribe/fit toric soft contact lenses

18.2% (10)

41.8% (23)

7.3% (4)

10.9% (6)

21.8% (12)

3.80

Prescribe/fit contact lenses for presbyopes

33.3% (19)

8.8% (5)

26.3% (15)

21.1% (12) 10.5% (6)

2.98

23.2% (13)

39.3% (22)

Treat lid infections

0.0% (0)

5.4% (3)

32.1% (18)

4.05

Determine when to refer lesions of the adnexa for biopsy

36.8% (21)

12.3% (7)

22.8% (13)

15.8% (9)

12.3% (7)

2.93

24.6% (14)

38.6% (22)

Treat conjunctival infection

0.0% (0)

3.5% (2)

33.3% (19)

4.07

52.6% (30)

Treat conjunctival allergy

0.0% (0)

0.0% (0)

12.3% (7) 35.1% (20)

4.40

Treat superficial trauma to the cornea (non-stromal)

21.1% (12)

42.1% (24)

0.0% (0)

10.5% (6)

26.3% (15)

4.00

26.3% (15)

22.8% (13)

Treat bacterial corneal infection

1.8% (1)

8.8% (5)

3.74

40.4% (23)

19.6% (11)

33.9% (19)

Treat herpes corneal infection

7.1% (4)

17.9% (10)

21.4% (12)

3.29

Prescribe oral medications to treat eye disease

22.8% (13)

24.6% (14)

8.8% (5)

12.3% (7)

2.53

31.6% (18)

Manage the post-surgical care of patients who have undergone refractive surgery Manage the post-surgical care of patients who have undergone cataract surgery

23.2% (13)

23.2% (13)

14.3% (8)

7.1% (4)

2.50

32.1% (18)

29.8% (17)

19.3% (11)

3.5% (2)

12.3% (7)

3.54

35.1% (20)

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71.9% (41)

Treat dry eye

0.0% (0)

0.0% (0)

10.5% (6) 17.5% (10)

4.61

31.6% (18)

35.1% (20)

Treat iritis

5.3% (3)

3.5% (2)

24.6% (14)

3.81

Treat uncomplicated primary open angle glaucoma

64.9% (37)

0.0% (0)

0.0% (0)

10.5% (6) 24.6% (14)

4.54

28.1% (16)

35.1% (20)

Manage a retinal hole

0.0% (0)

10.5% (6)

26.3% (15)

3.72

17.5% (10)

45.6% (26)

Manage diabetic retinopathy

0.0% (0)

3.5% (2)

33.3% (19)

4.21

Manage age-related macular degeneration

24.6% (14)

31.6% (18)

0.0% (0)

7.0% (4)

3.93

36.8% (21)

35.1% (20)

Manage optic neuropathies

5.3% (3)

31.6% (18)

22.8% (13)

5.3% (3)

2.91

Use new technologies and interpret their results

28.1% (16)

31.6% (18)

0.0% (0)

8.8% (5)

3.79

31.6% (18)

24.6% (14)

35.1% (20)

Treat amblyopia

1.8% (1)

8.8% (5)

29.8% (17)

3.67

Treat non-strabismic binocular conditions

28.1% (16)

33.3% (19)

0.0% (0)

0.0% (0)

4.05

38.6% (22)

31.6% (18)

Treat strabismus

10.5% (6)

28.1% (16)

19.3% (11) 10.5% (6)

2.91

Provide primary eye care for preschoolers (ages 3-5)

39.3% (22)

1.8% (1)

19.6% (11)

23.2% (13) 16.1% (9)

3.32

Provide primary eye care for infants and toddlers (2 yrs or younger)

29.8% (17)

10.5% (6)

12.3% (7)

12.3% (7)

2.81

35.1% (20)

Prescribe near reading devices for patients with low vision

28.1% (16)

21.1% (12)

3.5% (2)

8.8% (5)

2.40

38.6% (22)

Prescribe telescopic devices for patients with low vision

28.1% (16)

14.0% (8)

3.5% (2)

3.5% (2)

2.04

50.9% (29)

Adjust the frame of a patient's spectacles

33.3% (19)

38.6% (22)

1.8% (1)

8.8% (5)

17.5% (10)

3.82

Advise a patient on the various progressive lens options

17.9% (10)

32.1%

12.5% (7)

23.2% (13)

14.3% (8)

3.02

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Administer intravenous injections

22.8% (13)

7.0% (4)

1.8% (1)

3.5% (2)

1.56

64.9% (37)

Administer intramuscular injections

26.3% (15)

10.5% (6)

0.0% (0)

3.5% (2)

1.61

59.6% (34)

Administer subconjunctival injections

14.0% (8)

1.8% (1)

0.0% (0)

1.8% (1)

1.25

82.5% (47)

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3. Where was your legal residence prior to attending SUNY optometry?

Response Percent

Response Count

New York City (Five boroughs)

26.3%

15

Long Island

5.3%

3

Westchester, Rockland, Sullivan, Dutchess, Ulster, Orange or Putman County

3.5%

2

Upstate New York

8.8%

5

New Jersey

19.3%

11

Connecticut

0.0%

0

Elsewhere in the USA

1.8%

1

Overseas/Canada

7.0%

4

If elsewhere in the USA, which state?

28.1%

16

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4. What is your gender?

Response Percent

Response Count

Female

76.8%

43

Male

23.2%

13

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56

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5. Upon completion of optometry school, what will be your total (undergraduate and graduate) educational indebtedness?

Response Percent

Response Count

> $200,000

14.3%

8

$175,000 - $200,000

17.9%

10

$150,000 - $174,000

21.4%

12

$125,000 - $149,000

5.4%

3

$100,00 - $124,000

16.1%

9

$75,000 - $99,000

8.9%

5

$50,000 - $74,000

1.8%

1

< $50,000

14.3%

8

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6. What do you expect will be your primary optometric position immediately after you graduate?

Response Percent

Response Count

Enter a residency

24.6%

14

Practice as an employee in an optometrist's office

29.8%

17

Enter into a partnership in an optometric practice

0.0%

0

Practice in an ophthalmologist's office

8.8%

5

Practice at a retail location (optical or chain)

12.3%

7

Open my own practice

0.0%

0

Purchase an existing practice

0.0%

0

Practice at a HMO, community clinic or hospital

1.8%

1

Military

0.0%

0

I don't know

21.1%

12

Other, please specify

1.8%

1

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7. What is your primary long-term career goal?

Response Percent

Response Count

Practice as an employee in an optometrist's office

5.3%

3

Enter a partnership in an optometric practice

43.9%

25

Practice in an ophthalmologist's office

0.0%

0

Practice at a retail location (optical or chain)

0.0%

0

Open my own practice

26.3%

15

Purchase an existing practice

14.0%

8

Practice in a Veterans Administration Facility

3.5%

2

Practice at a HMO, community clinic or hospital (other than a VA hospital)

5.3%

3

Employment as a faculty member at a school/college of optometry

1.8%

1

Military

0.0%

0

Other, please specify

0.0%

0

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8. What are your long-term plans for where you will practice optometry?

Response Percent

Response Count

New York City (Any of the five boroughs)

21.8%

12

Long Island

7.3%

4

Westchester, Rockland, Sullivan, Dutchess, Ulster, Orange or Putman County

5.5%

3

Upstate New York

5.5%

3

New Jersey

20.0%

11

Connecticut

3.6%

2

Elsewhere in the USA

10.9%

6

Canada/Overseas

3.6%

2

If elsewhere in the USA, which state?

21.8%

12

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2

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9. What optometric income do you expect to earn in your first full year of practice following graduation?

Response Percent

Response Count

Check this answer if you are doing a residency next year

18.2%

10

> $120,000

1.8%

1

$110,000 - $119,000

3.6%

2

$100,000 - $109,000

25.5%

14

$90,000 - $99,000

25.5%

14

$80,000 - $89,000

14.5%

8

$70,000 - $79,000

10.9%

6

$60,000 - $69,000

0.0%

0

$50,000 - $59,000

0.0%

0

< $50,000 (Do NOT check this answer if you will be doing a residency next year)

0.0%

0

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10. Thinking of course work only (lectures and labs), how would you rate the amount of time devoted to the following topics:

Rating Average

Rating Count

Not enough

Just right

Too much

Cellular and molecular biology

0.0% (0)

46.4% (26)

2.54

56

53.6% (30)

Systemic physiology

23.6% (13)

9.1% (5)

1.85

55

67.3% (37)

Gross anatomy

8.9% (5)

12.5% (7)

2.04

56

78.6% (44)

Ocular anatomy

8.9% (5)

0.0% (0)

1.91

56

91.1% (51)

Geometrical and visual optics

3.6% (2)

44.6% (25)

2.41

56

51.8% (29)

Ophthalmic optics and dispensing

3.6% (2)

5.4% (3)

2.02

56

91.1% (51)

Visual sensory processes

0.0% (0)

19.6% (11)

2.20

56

80.4% (45)

Oculomotor function

1.8% (1)

12.5% (7)

2.11

56

85.7% (48)

Binocular vision

0.0% (0)

42.9% (24)

2.43

56

57.1% (32)

Methods and procedures related to refraction

8.9% (5)

0.0% (0)

1.91

56

91.1% (51)

Methods and procedures related to evaluation of health of ocular tissues

30.4% (17)

0.0% (0)

1.70

56

69.6% (39)

Pharmacology

16.1% (9)

1.8% (1)

1.86

56

82.1% (46)

General medicine

42.9% (24)

0.0% (0)

1.43

56

57.1% (32)

Glaucoma

21.4% (12)

1.8% (1)

1.80

56

76.8% (43)

Anterior segment disease

46.4% (26)

1.8% (1)

1.55

56

51.8% (29)

Posterior segment disease

39.3% (22)

0.0% (0)

1.61

56

60.7% (34)

Neuro eye disease

14.3% (8)

0.0% (0)

1.86

56

85.7% (48)

Vision therapy

0.0% (0)

42.9% (24)

2.43

56

57.1% (32)

Contact lenses

44.6% (25)

1.8% (1)

1.48

56

53.6% (30)

Low vision

23.2% (13)

3.6% (2)

1.30

56

73.2% (41)

Pediatrics

26.8% (15)

1.8% (1)

1.75

56

71.4% (40)

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Professionalism 14.3% (8)

3.6% (2)

1.89

56

82.1% (46)

Ethics

12.5% (7)

1.8% (1)

1.89

56

85.7% (48)

Public health

12.5% (7)

8.9% (5)

1.96

56

78.6% (44)

Epidemiology

8.9% (5)

5.4% (3)

1.96

56

85.7% (48)

Practice management

33.3% (18)

5.6% (3)

1.44

54

61.1% (33)

Laser surgical procedures of the anterior segment

35.7% (20)

1.8% (1)

1.39

56

62.5% (35)

Laser surgical procedures of the posterior segment

46.4% (26)

0.0% (0)

1.46

56

53.6% (30)

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11. Thinking of my on-campus Primary Care rotation:

Strongly disagree

Strongly agree

Rating Average

Rating Count

Disagree

Agree

I knew what was expected of me 1.8% (1)

7.3% (4)

14.5% (8)

3.04

55

76.4% (42)

I saw a sufficient number of patients

5.5% (3)

14.5% (8)

7.3% (4)

2.82

55

72.7% (40)

I saw a diverse range of clinical conditions

3.6% (2)

25.5% (14)

7.3% (4)

2.75

55

63.6% (35)

I feel well prepared for practice in this area

1.8% (1)

1.8% (1)

27.3% (15)

3.22

55

69.1% (38)

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12. Thinking of my on-campus Ocular Disease rotation:

Strongly disagree

Strongly Agree

Rating Average

Rating Count

Disagree

Agree

I knew what was expected of me 1.9% (1)

9.4% (5)

15.1% (8)

3.02

53

73.6% (39)

I saw a sufficient number of patients

9.4% (5)

37.7% (20)

3.8% (2)

2.47

53

49.1% (26)

I saw a diverse range of clinical conditions

3.8% (2)

15.4% (8)

9.6% (5)

2.87

52

71.2% (37)

I feel well prepared for practice in this area

1.9% (1)

22.6% (12)

15.1% (8)

2.89

53

60.4% (32)

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13. Thinking of my on-campus Vision Therapy rotation:

Strongly disagree

Strongly Agree

Rating Average

Rating Count

Disagree

Agree

I knew what was expected of me 1.8% (1)

5.5% (3)

12.7% (7)

3.04

55

80.0% (44)

I saw a sufficient number of patients

1.8% (1)

1.8% (1)

14.5% (8)

3.09

55

81.8% (45)

I saw a diverse range of clinical conditions

1.8% (1)

23.6% (13)

10.9% (6)

2.84

55

63.6% (35)

I feel well prepared for practice in this area

0.0% (0)

20.0% (11)

14.5% (8)

2.95

55

65.5% (36)

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14. Thinking of my on-campus Pediatric Clinic rotation:

Strongly disagree

Strongly Agree

Rating Average

Rating Count

Disagree

Agree

I knew what was expected of me 1.9% (1)

5.6% (3)

13.0% (7)

3.04

54

79.6% (43)

I saw a sufficient number of patients

7.4% (4)

16.7% (9)

13.0% (7)

2.81

54

63.0% (34)

I saw a diverse range of clinical conditions

0.0% (0)

27.8% (15)

9.3% (5)

2.81

54

63.0% (34)

I feel well prepared for practice in this area

3.7% (2)

18.5% (10)

9.3% (5)

2.83

54

68.5% (37)

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15. Thinking of my on-campus Low Vision Clinic rotation:

Strongly disagree

Strongly agree

Rating Average

Rating Count

Disagree

Agree

I knew what was expected of me 14.8% (8)

31.5% (17)

7.4% (4)

2.46

54

46.3% (25)

I saw a sufficient number of patients

18.9% (10)

34.0% (18)

5.7% (3)

2.26

53

41.5% (22)

I saw a diverse range of clinical conditions

18.5% (10)

3.7% (2)

2.28

54

38.9% (21)

38.9% (21)

I feel well prepared for practice in this area

31.5% (17)

11.1% (6)

3.7% (2)

1.87

54

53.7% (29)

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16. Thinking of my rotation through the UEC Eyewear Center:

Strongly disagree

Strongly agree

Rating Average

Rating Count

Disagree

Agree

I knew what was expected of me 1.8% (1)

10.9% (6)

10.9% (6)

2.96

55

76.4% (42)

I saw a sufficient number of patients

0.0% (0)

3.6% (2)

12.7% (7)

3.09

55

83.6% (46)

I saw a diverse range of clinical conditions

3.6% (2)

18.2% (10)

5.5% (3)

2.80

55

72.7% (40)

I feel well prepared for practice in this area

0.0% (0)

18.9% (10)

11.3% (6)

2.92

53

69.8% (37)

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17. Thinking of my primary externship rotation:

Strongly disagree

Strongly Agree

Rating Average

Rating Count

Disagree

Agree

I knew what was expected of me 0.0% (0)

5.5% (3)

45.5% (25)

3.44

55

49.1% (27)

I saw a sufficient number of patients

0.0% (0)

0.0% (0)

41.8% (23)

3.58

55

58.2% (32)

I saw a diverse range of clinical conditions

0.0% (0)

5.5% (3)

36.4% (20)

3.53

55

58.2% (32)

I feel well prepared for practice in this area

0.0% (0)

0.0% (0)

49.1% (27)

3.51

55

50.9% (28)

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18. Thinking of my secondary externship rotation:

Strongly disagree

Strongly Agree

Rating Average

Rating Count

Disagree

Agree

I knew what was expected of me 1.8% (1)

1.8% (1)

30.9% (17)

3.25

55

65.5% (36)

I saw a sufficient number of patients

0.0% (0)

0.0% (0)

49.1% (27)

3.49

55

50.9% (28)

I saw a diverse range of clinical conditions

0.0% (0)

9.1% (5)

40.0% (22)

3.31

55

50.9% (28)

I feel well prepared for practice in this area

0.0% (0)

1.8% (1)

38.2% (21)

3.36

55

60.0% (33)

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19. How would you rate the amount of time you spent in the following clinical rotations?

Rating Average

Rating Count

Not enough

Just right

Too much

UEC Primary Care

3.6% (2)

38.2% (21)

2.35

55

58.2% (32)

UEC Ocular Disease

19.6% (11)

7.1% (4)

1.88

56

73.2% (41)

UEC Vision Therapy

7.3% (4)

25.5% (14)

2.18

55

67.3% (37)

UEC Pediatrics

34.5% (19)

7.3% (4)

1.73

55

58.2% (32)

UEC Low Vision

40.0% (22)

3.6% (2)

1.47

55

56.4% (31)

UEC Eyewear Center

5.4% (3)

23.2% (13)

2.18

56

71.4% (40)

Primary Externship Rotation

18.5% (10)

0.0% (0)

1.81

54

81.5% (44)

Secondary Externship Rotation

11.1% (6)

0.0% (0)

1.89

54

88.9% (48)

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20. You may write any optional comments on questions 9 -18 (your lecture, lab and clinical experience) here.

Response Count

16

answered question

16

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41

21. Thinking of the integration of the basic (biological/vision) sciences and clinical practice within the curriculum:

Strongly disagree

Strongly agree

Rating Average

Rating Count

Disagree

Agree

Basic science courses had sufficient illustrations of clinical relevance

1.8% (1)

32.1% (18)

8.9% (5)

2.73

56

57.1% (32)

Clinical courses referred back to basic science concepts

0.0% (0)

12.5% (7)

10.7% (6)

2.98

56

76.8% (43)

Instruction in the clinic referred back to basic science concepts

1.8% (1)

21.8% (12)

5.5% (3)

2.80

55

70.9% (39)

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22. Overall, I am satisfied with the quality of the optometric education I received at SUNY.

Strongly disagree

Strongly agree

Rating Average

Rating Count

Disagree

Agree

3.6% (2)

1.8% (1)

8.9% (5)

3.00

56

85.7% (48)

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23. If I had it to do over again, I'd attend SUNY Optometry

Strongly disagree

Strongly Agree

Rating Average

Rating Count

Disagree

Agree

7.1% (4)

8.9% (5)

8.9% (5)

2.86

56

75.0% (42)

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24. While at optometry school, in which activities have you actively participated? Select as many as apply.

Response Percent

Response Count

Research project with a faculty member

25.0%

13

Presentation of an abstract at a research meeting

7.7%

4

Authorship (sole or joint) of a paper submitted for publication

3.8%

2

MS Thesis project

9.6%

5

International clinical rotation

5.8%

3

Providing health care services at a clinical site that primarily serves underserved populations (not the UEC)

48.1%

25

Field experience in homebound care

0.0%

0

Field experience in nursing home care

1.9%

1

Learned another language to improve communication with patients

34.6%

18

Quality assurance record reviews

0.0%

0

Mission trips (e.g., SVOSH, FCO)

23.1%

12

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Special Olympics

71.2%

37

Diabetes awareness events

23.1%

12

Student government

26.9%

14

Professional organizations (AOSA, NYSOA)

63.5%

33

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52

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5

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25. How would you rate your current level of preparedness in the following areas:

Somwewhat well prepared

Somewhat underprepared

Well prepared

Rating Average

Underprepared

Prepared

Communicating effectively with patients

21.4% (12)

62.5% (35)

0.0% (0)

0.0% (0)

16.1% (9)

4.41

Communicating effectively with other health professionals

23.2% (13)

41.1% (23)

0.0% (0)

10.7% (6)

25.0% (14)

3.96

Culturally appropriate care for diverse populations

26.8% (15)

35.7% (20)

0.0% (0)

5.4% (3)

32.1% (18)

3.98

Practice management

25.0% (14)

14.3% (8)

7.1% (4)

7.1% (4)

2.25

46.4% (26)

19.6% (11)

Coding and billing 28.6% (16)

10.7% (6)

0.0% (0)

2.13

41.1% (23)

37.5% (21)

41.1% (23)

Ethical decision making

1.8% (1)

3.6% (2)

16.1% (9)

3.84

28.6% (16)

33.9% (19)

Clinical reasoning

1.8% (1)

1.8% (1)

3.86

33.9% (19)

19.6% (11)

39.3% (22)

Evidence-based patient care

0.0% (0)

10.7% (6)

30.4% (17)

3.59

25.0% (14)

41.1% (23)

Record keeping

0.0% (0)

3.6% (2)

30.4% (17)

4.09

20.0% (11)

61.8% (34)

Professionalism

0.0% (0)

1.8% (1)

16.4% (9)

4.38

Participation in quality assurance record reviews

19.6% (11)

32.1% (18)

14.3% (8)

25.0% (14)

8.9% (5)

2.95

17.9% (10)

42.9% (24)

Interprofessional health care

0.0% (0)

21.4% (12)

17.9% (10)

3.32

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26. Thinking of the Office of Student Affairs and Admissions:

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

Rating Average

Rating Count

Disagree

Agree

Staff members were accessible to students

0.0% (0)

3.6% (2)

23.2% (13)

3.20

56

73.2% (41)

Staff members were aware of student problems/issues

1.8% (1)

10.7% (6)

16.1% (9)

3.02

56

71.4% (40)

Staff members were responsive to student problems/issues

5.4% (3)

19.6% (11)

14.3% (8)

2.84

56

60.7% (34)

I was provided with opportunities for meaningful activities outside the classroom I was given an accurate picture of the College during the admissions process The Registrar's Office addressed my registration/scheduling concerns in a courteous and timely fashion

0.0% (0)

14.5% (8)

9.1% (5)

2.95

55

76.4% (42)

1.8% (1)

23.6% (13)

7.3% (4)

2.80

55

67.3% (37)

0.0% (0)

5.5% (3)

14.5% (8)

3.09

55

80.0% (44)

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56

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1

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27. Please indicate your level of satisfaction with the following:

Very dissastified

Very satisfied

Rating Average

Rating Count

Dissatisfied Satisfied

N/A

21.4% (12)

66.1% (37)

Tutorial assistance 1.8% (1)

7.1% (4)

3.6% (2)

2.79

56

17.9% (10)

12.5% (7)

53.6% (30)

Personal counseling 5.4% (3)

10.7% (6)

2.81

56

Financial aid information and services

37.5% (21)

7.1% (4)

48.2% (27)

3.6% (2)

3.6% (2)

3.40

56

30.9% (17)

16.4% (9)

32.7% (18)

Debt counseling 3.6% (2)

16.4% (9)

2.89

55

26.8% (15)

32.1% (18)

Career planning services 8.9% (5)

26.8% (15)

5.4% (3)

2.46

56

0.0% (0)

44.6% (25)

On-campus study space 14.3% (8)

35.7% (20)

5.4% (3)

2.41

56

1.8% (1)

50.0% (28)

On-campus relaxation space 8.9% (5)

35.7% (20)

3.6% (2)

2.49

56

Opportunity to participate non- academic college-related activities

8.9% (5)

53.6% (30)

7.1% (4)

23.2% (13)

7.1% (4)

2.67

56

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56

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1

28. What were the greatest strengths of your SUNY optometric education?

Response Count

36

answered question

36

skipped question

21

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29. What areas of the SUNY optometric program can be most improved upon?

Response Count

40

answered question

40

skipped question

17

30. Please feel free to write any additional comments about your experiences as a SUNY Optometry student.

Response Count

15

answered question

15

skipped question

42

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