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This survey has five parts. The first, and longest, section asks you to evaluate Swarthmore. We then ask you to think about what you've learned while you've been in college and about some of the non-academic experiences you've had. We'll then ask you to tell us about your plans for the future and give us a little bit of background information. Your answers are very important to us — they will inform our efforts to improve in the years to come.

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As this study is part of a collaborative research effort, your response will be combined with responses from all participating institutions and used by the consortium in its research. A benefit of your participation is that the College can improve its services as it learns more about students' experiences and needs through surveys such as this. The risks associated with completing the survey are minimal. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Alex McClung, Research Analyst in Swarthmore's Institutional Research Office (610-690-2015) or the Swarthmore Institutional Review Board (610-690-5713).

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By entering this survey, you are indicating your willingness to participate in this study and to allow us to include your data in our analyses. Your participation from this point is voluntary; refusal to participate in the survey will involve no penalty or loss of benefits to which you are otherwise entitled, and you may skip any questions or discontinue participation at any time without penalty.

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