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The Institutional Self-Assessment Survey
The Institutional Self-Assessment Survey (ISAS), completed
by administrators and faculty, offers a unique opportunity
for dialogue across departments about adult learners.
The ISAS scans eight key areas:
- Institutional Background
- Mission, Leadership, and Organizational Structure
- Recruitment and Orientation
- Tuition and Financial Aid
- Teaching and Learning
- Faculty Recruitment and Development
- Student Services
- Key Constituencies
The survey challenges you to evaluate issues such as:
- The scope of undergraduate learning experiences your
institution frequently employs.
- Payment methods available to your students that recognize
the special circumstances of adult learners.
- The methods and venues your institution employs to recruit
prospective undergraduate students in general and adult
learners in particular.
Two easy to administer surveys available
Choose from two paper-based Institutional Self-Assessment
Surveys: The Institutional version with 46 items, designed
for colleges and universities that enroll adults in general
student populations; or the Unit version with 48 items designed
for institutions that serve adult learners in a designated
unit or school.
 To see the
Four-Year Version click here.
The Institutional Self-Assessment provides the framework
you need to reflectively examine how your resources, structures
and practices impact the success of your adult learners.
With the ISAS, you’ll also get benchmarks that compare
your institutional responses with other colleges and universities.
Click
here – ISAS Mean Chart to see an example of one
of the charts you’ll receive with your ISAS report.
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