Each November, the Office of Residence Life administers its annual Resident Satisfaction Survey.
The purpose of the survey is to assess student satisfaction with housing programs, services and facilities. Of the survey group (1911 students living on campus), 1231 students or 61.6% responded to this year’s survey. Following are some highlights of the results:
Learning, Academic Performance, and Retention
- Living on campus positively contributes to student learning with 89.5% or 947 of students indicating that living on campus impacted their learning
- The same is true of academic performance with 91.6% or 916 of students indicating that the on-campus housing experience contributed to their academic performance
- Housing accommodations have an impact on retention with 84.7% or 834 students surveyed
indicating that that living on campus impacted their decision to return to UW-Green Bay next year - Students overall are satisfied with their housing experience with 88.4% or 949 students indicating being extremely to moderately satisfied
- 85.5% or 909 of respondents indicated that living on campus extremely to moderately contributed to a sense of belonging to this institution
The Office of Residence Life uses information from the survey to improve programs, services, and facilities for on-campus students. We look forward to the opportunity to serve your student in 2018-19.