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BCSSE is pleased to offer a new brief survey to help colleges and universities collect actionable data regarding new students mental and personal well-being during the critical fall mid-semster point of their college experience.
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There are three types of reports available along with your data downloads.
Using the BCSSE dashboards, institutions will be able to view BCSSE results from their summer/fall along with the New Student Check-In results. The dashboard reports will include BCSSE responses to student mental and emotional health concerns, their expected difficulties, their expectation to graduate and their current mental and emotional as indicated on the New Student Check-In survey.
See BCSSE pricing for additional information.
| New/Entering First-Year Enrollment | Check-In Survey |
| Up to 500 students | $225 |
| 501 to 1,000 students | $300 |
| 1,001 to 2,000 students | $450 |
| 2,001 to 3,000 students | $750 |
| 3,001 to 4,000 students | $1,050 |
| More than 4,000 students | $1,325 |
Institutions can choose to use student-specific links, institution-specific links, or a combination of both.
Institution-specific links will provide summary results delivered through the BCSSE dashboard. Summary results can answer questions such as, "What are the primary concerns with our new students this fall?" and "Where are do we to allocate resources based on student concerns?" Student responses using the institution-specific only links will be anonymous. Student ID and name are not collected.
Student-specific links will provide data through the BCSSE dashboards. It provides immediate access to data needed for staff (e.g., advisors) to reach out to students who may need some assistance. The data also also connect to the responses students provided on BCSSE earlier in the summer/fall. Institutions using student-specific links will also get summary reports. Student responses using the student-specific links are not anonymous. Student responses will be linked to their BCSSE responses and allows the campus to connect with other institutional records.
The survey is available for BCSSE institutions that participated in the summer/fall of that same academic year.
The survey is open from October 1 to October 31.
It is administered to students locally by each campus. Options for administration include, posting links to student portals, advising/faculty encouragement to complete, using email, and providing opportunities in class for student to complete.