- Events
- Publications
- Publications Overview
- Books
- >>Bookstore
- >>E-Books
- Journals
- >>Journal of Student Affairs Research and Practice
- >>Journal of College and Character
- >>Journal About Women in Higher Education
- Magazines
- >>Leadership Exchange
- >>NetResults
- Newsletters
- >>Forum
- >>NASPA Update
- >>NASPA Almanac
- Publish with NASPA
- Advertise with NASPA
- Seminal Documents
- Knowledge Communities
- About Knowledge Communities
- Administrators in Graduate and Professional Student Services
- Adult Learners and Students with Children
- African American
- Alcohol and Other Drug
- Asian Pacific Islanders
- Assessment, Evaluation, and Research
- Campus Safety
- Disability
- Fraternity & Sorority
- Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Issues
- Health in Higher Education
- Indigenous Peoples
- International Education
- Latino/a
- Men and Masculinities
- MultiRacial
- New Professionals & Graduate Students
- Parent and Family Relations
- Spirituality and Religion in Higher Education
- Student Affairs Development and External Relations
- Student Affairs Partnering With Academic Affairs
- Student Leadership Programs
- Sustainability
- Technology
- Veterans
- Women in Student Affairs
- Regions
- Divisions & Groups
- Careers
NASPA Member Login
 |
CONTACT |
| Kevin Kruger, NASPA Associate Executive Director Kim VanDerLinden, StudentVoice Vice President of Assessment Programs |
The Profile is administered each spring to a random sample of enrolled undergraduate students at your institution. The survey is formatted to match your institution's Web presence, including school colors and logos. The first page of the survey will be your school's required Informed Consent Form.
When data collection begins, the representative sample of students you provide will be sent an initial email inviting them to participate in the survey. During the data collection process, students who have not started, or who have started but not completed the survey, will receive reminder e-mails asking them to complete the survey. Students choosing not to participate will be given the option to opt out of receiving future communication. Students are informed that participation is voluntary and that they may skip any question they do not wish to answer.
The Profile is now administered as a part of the Student Affairs Assessment Consortium. Institutions not participating in the Consortium may still participate in the Profile of Today's College Student. For information about cost and registering, please visit the Consortium web page.