College Survey | CollegePlus

1. Could your student write a five-paragraph essay, clearly communicating the subject matter, using proper grammar?
Yes, I'm very confident my student could complete this task.
I'm fairly confident my student could complete this task.
I'm not confident my student could complete this task.

2. How would you describe your student's critical thinking skills?
Above average. My student has a strong ability to think through concepts logically.
Average. My student does show aptitude to think through concepts logically.
Below average. My student has trouble thinking through concepts logically.

3. Does your student show an interest in learning history?
Yes, my student enjoys history.
My student isn't a history buff, but doesn't detest learning history.
No, my student strongly dislikes learning history.

4. Has your student taken a course in Algebra I?
Yes, my student has successfully completed Algebra I.
My student took Algebra I, but would be considered "average" in Algebra I.
My student either failed Algebra I or has not taken an Algebra I course.

5. How long would it take your student to read a 200-page book on a topic that interested them?
In 1 week or less.
Within 1-2 weeks.
I am unsure because my student does not enjoy reading.

6. How would you describe your student's ability to be self-motivated or self-directed?
My student is highly motivated and possesses the ability to self-direct.
My student can be self-motivated, but also profits from some direction or oversight.
My student is unmotivated and struggles without a lot of oversight.

7. How would you describe your student's test taking abilities?
My student is a great test taker.
My student is an average test taker, but is not terrified of taking tests.
My student is a below average test taker or strongly fears taking tests.

8. Would your student be comfortable using internet-based technology to earn college credit?
Yes, my student would be comfortable using internet-based technology to earn college credit.
My student would be somewhat comfortable, but may also profit from using textbooks to earn college credit.
No, my student would not be comfortable using internet-based technology to earn college credit.

9. Do you feel your student is required to take AP to earn dual credit or the SAT to earn a college degree?
Yes, it is my understanding that my student must take AP courses to earn dual credit, or they must take the SAT to earn a college degree.
I am unsure if AP courses are required to earn dual credit, or if the SAT is required to earn a college degree.
It is my understanding that AP courses and the SAT are not required to earn dual credit or earn a college degree.

10. Would your student benefit from a college or dual credit option that provided a mentor for accountability and/or a tutor for academics?
No, my student is highly motivated, intelligent, and would not benefit from a mentor or tutor.
My student would benefit from a mentor to provide accountability, and a tutor to provide academic support.
My student would benefit from a tutor to help with the academic aspect of college or dual credit, but would not need a mentor.

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