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1. I received an undergraduate degree from Johns Hopkins in:
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Arts and Sciences
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Engineering
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2. To what extent is your undergraduate major related to what you are doing today?
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Not related
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Somewhat related
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Moderately related
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Highly related
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3. To what extent did your undergraduate major prepare you for what you are doing today?
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Did not prepare
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Somewhat prepared
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Moderately prepared
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Highly prepared
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Very highly prepared
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4. What aspect of your undergraduate education at Johns Hopkins had the strongest positive impact?
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Study in major field
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Research experience
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Job or internship
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Study abroad
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Student club or activity
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5. Who had the strongest positive influence on your undergraduate years at Johns Hopkins?
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Faculty
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Advisor
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Other students
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Employer or supervisor
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Friend or relative
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6. How much of a positive impact has an education at Johns Hopkins made in your life?
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No impact
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Some impact
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Moderate impact
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Great impact
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Very great impact
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7. Success can be measured in many ways. By your standards, do you consider yourself:
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Not successful
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Somewhat successful
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Moderately successful
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Highly successful
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Very highly successful
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8. Please indicate how important each of the following has been in your life since college:
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Ability to be self-reliant
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Research skills
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Ability to rise to new challenges
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9. Please indicate how much Johns Hopkins contributed to your development in each area:
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Ability to be self-reliant
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10. To what extent to you agree with the following statement?
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The university is equally supportive of male and female students
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The university is equally supportive of students from all racial/ethnic groups
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If I had to start college over again, I would choose a different school
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If I had to start college over again, I would choose a different major
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If I had to start college over again, I would choose a different career
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11. If you could change one aspect of your undergraduate education, what would you change?
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More exposure to the arts
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Better social life
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More contact with faculty
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Build school spirit
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Take better advantage of Baltimore
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12. Which one of the following options would you be most likely to designate if you wanted to make a gift to Johns Hopkins?
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Student scholarship support
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Student life program support
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Specific faculty research initiatives or professorships
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Athletics
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Unrestricted gift to the School of Arts & Sciences or Engineering (The Hopkins Fund)
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13. How would you most prefer to get information about Johns Hopkins? Choose one.
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14. What would most entice you to attend a Johns Hopkins reunion? Choose one.
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The opportunity to reconnect with classmates
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The opportunity to reconnect with teammates (athletics)
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The opportunity to reconnect with fellow student organization participants (i.e. Newsletter, sorority/fraternity, Outdoors Club, Black Student Union)
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The opportunity to network with other Johns Hopkins alumni in similar professions
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15. If you could give Johns Hopkins one piece of advice regarding alumni, what would it be?
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16. If you could give advice to current undergraduates at Johns Hopkins, what would you tell them?
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17. What should John Hopkins do to improve the undergraduate experience?
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18. What can current students do to help build a sense of community at Johns Hopkins?
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19. In your view, what are the distinctive benefits of an undergraduate education at Johns Hopkins?
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Thank you for your assistance. Please use the space below to elaborate further on any of the questions or to comment on any aspect of the college or university. Your comments are of great interest to administrators at your school. They will be reported to officials confidentially.
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