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Graduating Student Exit Survey
GUtech is highly committed to continuously improving the experience of its student. This report summarises the main findings from the 2016 Graduating Student Exit Survey. The Quality Assurance and Planning Department (QAP) administers the survey every Spring Semester. All the graduating students of GUtech were invited to participate in the survey.
The Graduating Students Exit Survey was deployed online. A weekly email reminder was sent to the respondents, to achieve a high response rate.
The aim of this survey was to obtain Graduating Students Exit data in the following areas:
• Plans After Graduation
• University Experience in Academic and Career Preparation
• Staying Connected at GUtech After Graduation
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