University of Minnesota Parent Survey


As part of an ongoing assessment project, the University of Minnesota has surveyed the parents of its students since 1995. The surveys began as a way to gauge parent satisfaction with the University’s communications and services for parents and to measure parents’ feelings of connectedness to the University. Over time, the surveys have been expanded to assess how parents use the information they receive from the University, how they relate to their students during the college years, and what issues are of most concern to them. The surveys also gather demographic data on U of M parents.

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For questions about the surveys, please contact Marjorie Savage [email protected]; Department of Family Social Science, University of Minnesota, or Chelsea Petree [email protected]; Parent and Family Programs, Rochester Institute of Technology.