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Analysis of Fall 2013 International Student Barometer Survey Data University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

This report presents the results of the Fall 2013 ISB. The findings are analyzed separately by undergraduate and graduate students and then we compare undergraduate and graduate students. In each section, the results are divided into the six categories of the ISB: arrival, support, living, learning, advice, and recommendations. Overall, the quantitative results were positive. The first four categories: arrival, support, living and learning all scored above an 85% satisfaction rate. Graduate students were slightly more satisfied than undergraduate students in all of these areas. The lowest satisfaction was in the arrival category for both graduate students and undergraduates. Nearly 85% of undergraduate students and 87% of graduate students said they would recommend the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Many themes emerged in the qualitative comments, some of which were equally mentioned by both graduate and undergraduate students. Examples of those themes include: need for airport pickup, lack of sustainability, and the wealth of opportunities and resources available on campus. Certain themes were unique to only undergraduate or graduate students. For example, undergraduate students noted the importance of making friends from different cultures while graduate students were concerned with the importance of the academic advisor.