Criterion 3.3 - Results

The business unit must provide trend data for pertinent criteria for each student and stakeholder segment listed in 3.1.a. and 3.1.b. (e.g. undergraduate, graduate, online, on-ground, traditional, non-traditional, international students, competency-based, etc.). Examples could include course evaluations, student satisfaction measures, alumni satisfaction measures, employer satisfaction measures, other student/stakeholder satisfaction measures.

Using Table 3.2 (Student and Stakeholder Focused Results), graph trend data of three to five data points for the past three to five data cycles (e.g. two years plus the self-study year), and report results.

Data Points:

A data point is a piece of information that describes one unit of observation, at one point in time, at the data collection level. For most schools one data point is one semester/quarter or one year. It most commonly appears as one cell in a data table or one dot/bar in a graph.

Data Cycles:

A data cycle is a process of acquiring data from an external source, manipulating it to suit the needs of the user, and then outputting the results. This process can be repeated to achieve desired results.

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