Undergraduate
Admissions Turn Downs Surveys
2006
2005
2004
2003 2006
This survey,
conducted in summer 2006 on behalf of the Offices of Admissions,
Student Financial Services, and University Relations, asked questions
of those applicants to the University who turned down an offer
of admission for the 2006-07 academic year. We inquired about the
schools they plan to attend and their experiences with the Admissions
and Financial Aid offices, and resources students use to collect
information about colleges. Out of a total of 1,799 in the sample,
1218 responded, for a response rate of 68%. For the results, click here.
The 2006 admissions turndown survey was used to assess AccessUVa,
in addition to the the admissions office and procedures. More
information about AccessUVa surveys
2005
This survey,
conducted in summer 2005 on behalf of the UVa Offices of Admissions
and Student Financial Services, asked questions of those applicants
to UVa who turned down an offer of admission for the 2005-06 academic
year. We inquired about the schools they plan to attend and their
experiences with UVa's admissions and financial aid offices. All
applicants who did not choose to attend UVa, including transfers,
were surveyed. Out of a total of 2,847, 1,757 responded, for a
response rate of 62%. For the results, click here.
The 2005 admissions turndown survey are being used to assess AccessUVa,
in addition to the the admissions office and procedures. More
information about AccessUVa surveys
2004
This survey, conducted in summer 2004 on behalf of the UVa
Office of Admission, asked questions about the factors that influenced
undergraduate applicants’ admission decisions and where they
plan to attend. All first-time, first-year applicants (not transfers)
who did not choose to attend UVa, a total of 2,556, were surveyed and
1,551 responded, for a response rate of 61%. For the results, click here.
2003
This
survey, conducted in Summer 2003 on behalf of the Office of Admission,
asked respondents questions about their satisfaction with
the admissions process and the reasons they did not choose to attend
UVa. All 307 African-American applicants who did not choose UVa were
surveyed. When the field period ended in August 1, 2003, 194 applicants
had responded, for a response rate of 63%. For the results, click here. |
