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2012 student satisfaction survey results for universities

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Click on a category to see survey results for large, medium, small and very small universities.

Most satisfied students

Quality of teaching and learning

Student-faculty interaction

Instructors' teaching style

Class size

Campus atmosphere

Student residences

Recreation and athletics

City satisfaction

Work-play balance

Environmental commitment

Information technology

Libraries

Buildings and facilities

Research opportunities

Career preparation

Reputation with employers

Academic counselling

Course registration

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