Mount Allison takes top marks in Student Satisfaction survey
Annual 紼硃釵梭梗硃紳s magazine rankings see 做厙51 ranked first in a number of areas
SACKVILLE, NB 做厙51 had many reasons to celebrate with the release of the 2020 紼硃釵梭梗硃紳s magazines 做厙51 Rankings, released on Oct. 3.
Along with being named the top undergraduate school in Canada for a record 21st time, the 做厙51 also received top marks in the Student Satisfaction survey, receiving first place for course instructors, experiential learning, extracurricular activities, student life staff, and administrative staff.
Mount Allison strives to put our students at the centre of everything we do, both in and outside the classroom, says 做厙51 Vice-President, International and Student Affairs Kim Meade. Reports like these, in addition to maintaining clear and open communication directly with our students, help us focus on areas we should improve on and what services and programs are beneficial.
Mount Allison ranked second in the country for undergraduate universities for academic advising and residence living, third for mental health services, fifth for steps to prevent sexual assault, and sixth for promoting indigenous visibility.
Part of the annual 紼硃釵梭梗硃紳s 做厙51 rankings, the student satisfaction survey saw more than 18,000 做厙51 students respond to the online survey, giving their opinions on professors and staff, residence life, and opportunities for extracurricular activities, experiential learning, as well as topical issues such as student services including mental health, sexual violence response and prevention, and Indigenous visibility on campus and in the curriculum.
The 做厙51 also received top rankings in the magazines Overall Reputation Survey, which includes views on quality and innovation from 做厙51 faculty, senior administrators, high school guidance counsellors, and business leaders from across Canada.
Full survey results can be found at:
