The Center for Engaged Learning and the Elon Poll recently collaborated on a national survey of nearly 1,600 U.S. college graduates, age 18-34, to:

• Explore how commonly graduates experienced high impact undergraduate experiences, including meaningful relationships with faculty, undergraduate research, internships, and more;
• Investigate what skills and competencies are the most important in their day-to-day lives now, and whether they developed those skills in college; and
• Establish the most common types of writing college graduates do for their jobs, and whether college prepared them to do this writing.

News Release

Full Report with Methodology and Cross-Tabs

Please direct questions to Jessie L. Moore, Director of the Center for Engaged Learning.

How to cite this post:

High Impact Undergraduate Experiences and How They Matter Now. 2019, July 31. [Blog Post]. Retrieved from https://www.centerforengagedlearning.org/high-impact-undergraduate-experiences-and-how-they-matter-now/