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The residential life review began with
a Web-based survey in which 69 percent of the student body participated. The
text of the survey follows; results are available at the end of each section.
Results will open in a new browser window.
Below are some types of living situations
that might be offered at a college. Assume that these options are available
to you and that you are deciding now on your housing for this year. How likely
would you be to request each of the following for this year?
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Response scale:
1=Not at all likely, 2, 3, 4, 5=Highly likely
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Single room in
a traditional house
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Double room in
a traditional house
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Suite (several
single rooms with a common area and bathroom)
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Co-op living
(small house with a kitchen where students do their own cooking, e.g.,
Tenney)
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Apartment on
campus (e.g., Friedman)
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Off-campus housing
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Other
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Assume that the
following housing options are available to you and that you are deciding
now on your housing for this year. If you had the choice, which one of
these options would you choose for this year? (Mark only ONE)
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Single room in
a traditional house
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Double room in
a traditional house
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Suite (several
single rooms with a common area and bathroom)
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Co-op living
(small house with a kitchen where students do their own cooking, e.g.,
Tenney)
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Apartment on
campus (e.g., Friedman)
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Off-campus housing
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Other
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Some living communities on a college
campus might be organized around specific themes or common interests. Below
are some examples of theme housing. Assume that these options are available
to you and that you are deciding now on your housing for this year. How likely
would you be to request each of the following for this year?
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Response
scale: 1=Not at all likely, 2, 3, 4, 5=Highly likely
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Class year (e.g.,
juniors only, first-years only)
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Language-based
house (e.g., French, Spanish)
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Academic or intellectual
theme (e.g., Latin American Studies, Environmental Studies, Studio Art)
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Course-related
(e.g., First-Year Seminars)
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Community service
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Leadership skills
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Wellness, recreation,
fitness
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Substance-free
house (e.g., no alcohol)
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Specialized diet
(e.g., Kosher, vegetarian, vegan)
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Other theme
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Assume that the
following theme housing options are available to you and that you are
deciding now on your housing for this year. If you had the choice, which
one of these options would you choose for this year? (Mark only ONE)
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Class year (e.g.,
juniors only, first-years only)
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Language-based
house (e.g., French, Spanish)
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Academic or intellectual
theme (e.g., Latin American Studies, Environmental Studies, Studio Art)
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Course-related
(e.g., First-Year Seminars)
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Wellness, recreation,
fitness
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Community service
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Leadership skills
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Substance-free
house (e.g., no alcohol)
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Specialized diet
(e.g., Kosher, vegetarian, vegan)
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Other theme
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I would not choose
theme housing
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Below are some types of dining situations
that might be offered at a college. Assume that these options are available
to you and that you are deciding now on your dining plan for this year. How
likely would you be to request each of the following for most of your meals
this year?
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Response
scale: 1=Not at all likely, 2, 3, 4, 5=Highly likely
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Eat in a traditional
dining room affiliated with my house
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Eat in any traditional
dining room on campus
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Eat in a traditional
dining room open longer hours, which may not be affiliated with my house
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Eat in a specialized
dining room (e.g., vegetarian, vegan, Kosher) which may not be affiliated
with my house
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Co-op cooking
and dining (specialized or traditional menu)
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Cook my own
meals (apartment-style living)
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Eat off campus
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Other
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Assume that
the following dining options are available to you and that you are deciding
now on your dining plan for this year. If you had the choice, which
one of these options would you choose for most of your meals this year?
(Mark only ONE)
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Eat in a traditional
dining room affiliated with my house
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Eat in any traditional
dining room on campus
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Eat in a traditional
dining room open longer hours, which may not be affiliated with my house
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Eat in a specialized
dining room (e.g., vegetarian, vegan, Kosher) which may not be affiliated
with my house
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Co-op cooking
and dining (specialized or traditional menu)
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Cook my own
meals (apartment-style living)
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Eat off campus
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Other
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RESULTS FOR THIS SECTION
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Some dining situations on a college
campus might be organized around themes or specialized diets. Below are some
examples of specialized dining. Assume that these options are available to
you and that you are deciding now on your dining plan for this year. How likely
would you be to request the each of the following for this year?
Which of the following best describes
your current room type?
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