Number
of respondents: 2994
This official survey provides Berkeley administrators
with very important information about the concerns, interests and
backgrounds of the freshman class. Your answers are strictly
confidential, meaning that the Office of Student Research will never
permit your survey responses to be connected or identified with you
personally. Some questions on the survey require guesses on your
part, but please answer each question as best as you can.
1. We are very
happy that you chose to be part of the Berkeley freshman class of
2007. You most likely applied and were admitted to other colleges as
well as Berkeley. Please tell us which college from the list below
was your second choice (the one that lost out to Berkeley). Click on
link to view selections.
3. Many students
have concerns about college before starting at Berkeley. How
concerned are you about each of the following?
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Not that concerned |
Somewhat concerned |
Very concerned |
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Financing my education at Berkeley |
811 (27.2%) |
1087 (36.4%) |
1087 (36.4%) |
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Finding affordable housing while I'm a student at
Berkeley |
840 (28.1%) |
1326 (44.4%) |
821 (27.5%) |
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Getting into my first choice of major |
915 (30.8%) |
1056 (35.5%) |
1002 (33.7%) |
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Being able to maintain a high enough GPA |
181 (6.1%) |
893 (29.9%) |
1908 (64.0%) |
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Getting the academic advising I need |
453 (15.2%) |
1325 (44.5%) |
1198 (40.3%) |
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Getting the career and professional advising I need |
404 (13.5%) |
1274 (42.7%) |
1305 (43.7%) |
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Getting the personal counseling I might need |
1036 (34.7%) |
1229 (41.2%) |
717 (24.0%) |
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Getting along with my roommate(s) |
763 (25.6%) |
1289 (43.2%) |
931 (31.2%) |
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Being able to balance academic and social activities |
367 (12.3%) |
1222 (41.0%) |
1392 (46.7%) |
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Being able to make the kind of friends I want |
524 (17.6%) |
1158 (38.8%) |
1300 (43.6%) |
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Being away from family and friends; being 'homesick' |
1246 (41.7%) |
1104 (37.0%) |
636 (21.3%) |
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Being able to maintain good health |
917 (30.7%) |
1311 (43.9%) |
755 (25.3%) |
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Being able to cope with expectations of parents and
family |
1050 (35.2%) |
1204 (40.3%) |
731 (24.5%) |
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My personal safety in and around the city of Berkeley |
1024 (34.3%) |
1309 (43.9%) |
649 (21.8%) |
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Being overwhelmed with all the things I'm expected to
do my first semester |
317 (10.6%) |
1191 (40.0%) |
1472 (49.4%) |
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If Berkeley is the right choice for me |
1262 (42.3%) |
957 (32.1%) |
761 (25.5%) |
4. Please
identify the ONE thing that really concerns you the most.
73 (2.5%) Being able to work
while I'm in school
829 (27.9%) Being able to excel at Berkeley the way I
excelled in high school
276 (9.3%) Deciding on the right major
102 (3.4%) Having enough money for all my expected
living expenses & fun
248 (8.3%) Financing my education at Berkeley
11 (0.4%) Finding affordable housing while I'm a
student at Berkeley
102 (3.4%) Getting into my first choice of major
419 (14.1%) Being able to maintain a high enough GPA
43 (1.4%) Getting the academic advising I need
41 (1.4%) Getting the career and professional advising
I need
10 (0.3%) Getting the personal counseling I might need
27 (0.9%) Getting along with my roommate(s)
258 (8.7%) Being able to balance academic and social
activities
116 (3.9%) Being able to make the kind of friends I
want
87 (2.9%) Being away from family and friends; being
'homesick'
16 (0.5%) Being able to maintain good health
32 (1.1%) Being able to cope with expectations of
parents and family
26 (0.9%) My personal safety in and around the city of
Berkeley
115 (3.9%) Being overwhelmed with all the things I'm
expected to do my first semester
145 (4.9%) If Berkeley is the right choice for me
HOW DO YOU SEE YOURSELF?
6. How well can
you describe yourself? Here are a number of personality traits that
may or may not apply to you. Please rate the extent to which the pair
of traits applies to you, even if one characteristic applies more
strongly than the other.
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Extraverted, enthusiastic |
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Critical, quarrelsome |
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Dependable, self-disciplined |
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Anxious, easily upset |
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Open to new experiences, complex |
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Reserved, quiet |
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Sympathetic, warm |
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Disorganized, careless |
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Calm, emotionally stable |
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Conventional, uncreative |
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7. How stressful
do you expect UC Berkeley to be? Please use the following 1 - 7
scale.
12 (0.4%) 1 (Not stressful)
26 (0.9%) 2
102 (3.4%) 3
315 (10.6%)
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1096 (36.8%) 5
997 (33.5%) 6
427 (14.4%) 7(Extremely stressful)
8. How able are
you to cope with UC Berkeley? Please use the following 1 - 7 scale.
8 (0.3%) 1 (Not able to cope)
27 (0.9%) 2
128 (4.3%) 3
629 (21.1%) 4
1074 (36.1%) 5
862 (29.0%) 6
247 (8.3%) 7(Extremely able to
cope)
9. From our
surveys we know that many freshmen are concerned about their ability
to get a high gpa here at Berkeley. Fifty percent of all freshmen
last year had a first year gpa between 2.95 and 3.67 with the average
being 3.27. What do you guess your first-year Berkeley gpa will be?
Pick the gpa below that you think will be the closest match to your
gpa:
65 (2.2%) 2.8
303 (10.2%) 3.0
407 (13.7%) 3.2
653 (22.0%) 3.4
825 (27.8%) 3.6
540 (18.2%) 3.8
179 (6.0%) 4.0
9a. How satisfied
would you be with this first year gpa?
172 (5.8%) Very dissatisfied
369 (12.4%) Dissatisfied
613 (20.6%) Somewhat dissatisfied
810 (27.3%) Somewhat satisfied
695 (23.4%) Satisfied
313 (10.5%) Very satisfied
10. To what
extent do you agree with the following statements?
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I know I made the right decision in choosing to attend
Berkeley. |
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I think that I will feel that I belong at Berkeley. |
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11. People have
different ideas about how college life will be. What do you expect to
get out of your college experience? Please be honest, and rank the
importance of each, choosing only one as "The most important".
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Friends and fun |
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Experience an intellectual playground |
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A ticket to a better job |
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A ticket to a better mind |
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Find myself, discover what kind of person I really
want to be |
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Develop a philosophy of life |
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Form romantic relationships, perhaps find a long-term
partner |
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Be in a position to give something back to my
community after I finish my education |
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12. Please
indicate the importance to you personally of each of the following.
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Becoming accomplished in one of the performing arts
(acting, dancing, etc.) |
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Becoming an authority in my field |
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Obtaining recognition from my colleagues for
contributions to my special field |
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Influencing the political structure |
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Influencing social values |
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Raising a family |
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Having administrative responsibility for the work of
others |
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Being very well off financially |
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Helping others who are in difficulty |
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Making a theoretical contribution to science |
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Writing original works (poems, novels, short stories,
etc.) |
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Creating artistic work (painting, sculpture,
decorating, etc.) |
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Becoming successful in a business of my own |
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Becoming involved in programs to clean up the
environment |
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Developing a meaningful philosophy of life |
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Participating in a community action program |
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Helping to promote racial understanding |
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Keeping up to date with political affairs |
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Becoming a community leader |
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Integrating spirituality into my life |
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Improving my understanding of other countries and
cultures |
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Working to find a cure for a health problem |
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UNDERGRADUATE
LIFE AT BERKELEY - How do you see your first semester unfolding?
14. Please rate your level of proficiency in the following areas as you start at Berkeley as well as where you think you will be when you graduate. Click on link to view proficiency areas.
16. As an
undergraduate at Berkeley there may be times when you have the
opportunity, or may even be required, to assert yourself in new or
unfamiliar situations. Please tell us how easy or difficult you
imagine each of the following would be for you:
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Very easy |
Easy |
Neither easy nor difficult |
Difficult |
Very difficult |
Impossible for me to do |
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Ask for help meeting people who share your interests |
252 (8.8%) |
835 (29.1%) |
1086 (37.9%) |
580 (20.2%)
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105 (3.7%)
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11 (0.4%) |
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Confront a roommate about inappropriate behavior |
201 (7.0%) |
604 (21.1%) |
704 (24.6%) |
1028 (35.9%)
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301 (10.5%)
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26 (0.9%) |
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Go to a professor's office hours by yourself |
532 (18.6%) |
965 (33.7%) |
682 (23.8%) |
541 (18.9%)
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140 (4.9%)
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6 (0.2%) |
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Ask a teaching assistant for help |
619 (21.6%) |
1138 (39.8%) |
680 (23.8%) |
361 (12.6%)
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62 (2.2%)
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2 (0.1%) |
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Tell your parents about a bad grade in a course |
283 (9.9%) |
500 (17.4%) |
665 (23.2%) |
802 (28.0%)
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509 (17.8%)
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108 (3.8%) |
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Join a study group where you don't know anyone |
257 (9.0%) |
655 (22.8%) |
779 (27.2%) |
898 (31.3%)
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257 (9.0%)
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21 (0.7%) |
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Get psychological counseling or advice |
138 (4.8%) |
414 (14.5%) |
997 (34.8%) |
784 (27.4%)
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426 (14.9%)
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102 (3.6%) |
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Talk to your Residence Adviser about something that's
bothering you |
214 (7.5%) |
756 (26.4%) |
985 (34.4%) |
695 (24.2%) |
187 (6.5%)
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29 (1.0%) |
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Get tutoring for your hardest course |
688 (24.0%) |
1083 (37.8%) |
641 (22.4%) |
360 (12.6%)
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79 (2.8%)
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12 (0.4%) |
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Ask a question in a small class |
740 (25.8%) |
1107 (38.6%) |
574 (20.0%) |
336 (11.7%)
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99 (3.5%)
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12 (0.4%) |
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Ask a question in a very large class |
225 (7.9%) |
437 (15.3%) |
598 (20.9%) |
957 (33.5%)
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496 (17.3%)
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146 (5.1%) |
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Change to a major you like despite the recommendation
of your parents |
597 (20.8%) |
658 (22.9%) |
795 (27.7%) |
493 (17.2%)
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270 (9.4%)
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57 (2.0%) |
17. Which of the
following are you bringing with you for your first semester at Cal?
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Yes |
No |
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Personal desktop computer |
234 (13.0%) |
1568 (87.0%) |
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Personal laptop computer |
2694 (96.4%) |
102 (3.6%) |
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Cell phone (mobile phone) |
2780 (98.4%) |
44 (1.6%) |
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Personal digital assistant (PDA) such as Palm or
PocketPC |
83 (4.8%) |
1651 (95.2%) |
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Smart phone (combination cell phone and PDA), such as
Treo |
134 (7.7%) |
1610 (92.3%) |
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Portable digital music player (such as iPod) |
2297 (87.6%) |
324 (12.4%) |
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Portable electronic translation device |
149 (8.6%) |
1593 (91.4%) |
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Webcam |
1032 (50.1%) |
1029 (49.9%) |
18. If you are
currently working, or have worked, (paid employment) this summer, how
many hours per week?
1507 (52.4%) I did not work any
hours this summer
160 (5.6%) 1-5
174 (6.0%) 6-10
183 (6.4%) 11-15
339 (11.8%) 16-25
239 (8.3%) 26-35
275 (9.6%) More than 35
19. If you worked
(paid employment) this summer, how much did you earn for expenses
your first year in college?
1499 (52.4%) I did not work this
summer
198 (6.9%) Less than $250
234 (8.2%) $250 - 499
346 (12.1%) $500 - 999
500 (17.5%) $1,000 - 2,999
64 (2.2%) $3,000 - 4,999
16 (0.6%) $5,000 - 6,999
3 (0.1%) $7,000 - 9,999
3 (0.1%) $10,000 or more
20. During a
TYPICAL 7-day (168 hour) week during the academic term, how many
hours do you expect to spend doing the following?
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Attending classes,
discussion sections or labs |
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Studying and other
academic activities outside of class |
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paid internships) |
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Of the total hours you
expect to spend working for pay, about how many hours do you
expect to work on campus? |
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Of the total hours you
expect to spend working for pay, about how many of those
hours do you think will relate to your academic interests? |
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21. How much of
your first year's educational expenses (room, board, and fees) do you
expect to cover from each of the sources listed below?
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None
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Less than $1,000 |
$1,000 - 2,999 |
$3,000-5,999 |
$6,000-9,999 |
$10,000+ |
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Family resources (parents,
relatives, etc.) |
318 (11.2%) |
253 (8.9%) |
254 (9.0%) |
212 (7.5%) |
269 (9.5%) |
1525 (53.9%) |
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My own resources (savings
from work, work-study, other income) |
844 (30.4%) |
963 (34.7%) |
642 (23.1%) |
218 (7.8%) |
60 (2.2%) |
52 (1.9%) |
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Aid that doesn't need to
be repaid (grants, scholarships, military funding, etc.) |
849 (30.4%) |
286 (10.2%) |
457 (16.4%) |
320 (11.5%) |
286 (10.2%) |
596 (21.3%) |
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Aid that must be repaid
(loans, etc.) |
1525 (54.9%) |
76 (2.7%) |
240 (8.6%) |
385 (13.9%) |
225 (8.1%) |
326 (11.7%) |
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Other than above |
2180 (88.3%) |
112 (4.5%) |
83 (3.4%) |
45 (1.8%) |
19 (0.8%) |
29 (1.2%) |
22. By the time
you graduate from Cal, what is the estimated total amount of loans
that you and your parents will have to repay?
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None |
Less than $5,000 |
$5,000-9,999 |
$10,000-14,999 |
$15,000-19,999 |
$20,000 or more |
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You |
1275 (47.5%)
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245 (9.1%)
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253 (9.4%) |
279 (10.4%) |
216 (8.0%) |
418 (15.6%) |
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Your parents |
1591 (57.2%)
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235 (8.4%)
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176 (6.3%) |
195 (7.0%) |
161 (5.8%) |
424 (15.2%) |
23. While at
Berkeley, do you expect to contribute money to your parents to help
pay bills and provide for other family members?
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Extended Family (e.g.,
parents, grandparents, siblings) |
Spouse or partner only |
Children only |
Spouse or partner and
children |
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Yes, a substantial amount (more than $50 per month) |
105 (7.1%)
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14 (1.2%)
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11 (0.9%)
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16 (1.4%) |
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Yes, a small amount only |
122 (8.2%)
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24 (2.0%)
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10 (0.9%)
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7 (0.6%) |
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No |
886 (59.8%)
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1003 (84.4%)
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1005 (85.7%)
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994 (85.7%) |
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Not sure |
368 (24.8%)
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147 (12.4%)
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147 (12.5%)
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143 (12.3%) |
24.
What undergraduate major do you plan to complete for graduation at
Berkeley? If you are not sure, please make your best guess. Choose "I
have no idea" (at the bottom of the list) only if you really have no
idea whatsoever. If you are planning a "double major", please choose
your initial major from the first pull-down menu and your second
major from the second pull-down menu. Click on the link to view
selected majors.
24a1.
How
sure are you that you will graduate in this(these) major(s)?
293 (11.8%) Very sure
790 (31.8%) Pretty sure
333 (13.4%) Not sure because I may not get into this
major
714 (28.7%) Not sure because I may change my mind before
officially declaring this major
130 (5.2%) Not sure because I many change my mind after
declaring this major
226 (9.1%) Not sure at all about what I want to major
in at this point
25. Do you plan
to take any classes on Fridays?
2624 (91.6%) Yes
145 (5.1%) No
96 (3.4%) Not sure
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25a. Do you plan
to take any early morning classes?
1952 (68.2%) Yes
655 (22.9%) No
257 (9.0%) Not sure
26. How likely is
it that you will attend one or more summer session classes while at
Berkeley? (Please select the likelihood for each summer.)
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Very likely |
Likely |
No idea |
Unlikely |
Very unlikely |
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The summer after my freshman year |
497 (17.5%) |
576 (20.3%) |
1013 (35.7%) |
402 (14.2%) |
351 (12.4%) |
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The summer after my sophomore year |
484 (17.0%) |
802 (28.1%) |
1212 (42.5%) |
203 (7.1%) |
154 (5.4%) |
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The summer after my junior year or later |
388 (13.6%) |
622 (21.8%) |
1453 (51.0%) |
224 (7.9%) |
164 (5.8%) |
27. When do you
think you will get your undergraduate degree here at Berkeley?
129 (4.5%) Fall 2010 or earlier
(less than 4 years)
2396 (83.6%) Spring 2011 (4 years)
163 (5.7%) Summer 2011 (4 years +
summer)
142 (5.0%) Fall 2011 (4 years + 1
semester)
36 (1.3%) Spring 2012 or later (5
years or more)
28. What is the
highest degree that you plan to obtain?
305 (10.7%) Bachelor's (BA, BS)
531 (18.6%) Academic Master's (MA,
MS)
171 (6.0%) Professional Master's
(MSW, MLW)
375 (13.1%) Business (MBA)
501 (17.6%) Medical (MD, OD, DDS)
231 (8.1%) Law (LLB, JD)
587 (20.6%) Doctorate (Ph.D.,
Ed.D.)
152 (5.3%) Doctorate plus other
professional degree
29. What career are you interested in? Please check out the 12 categories below and find your one chosen career goal from the appropriate "pull-down menu". Click on link to view selected careers.
30. How sure are
you that this is the career you want?
364 (12.8%) Very sure
839 (29.5%) Sure
1347 (47.3%) At this point it's just
a guess
296 (10.4%) I have no idea what
career I want to pursue
To provide the best advising and services possible, it
is important that campus administrators and planners be well informed
about the backgrounds of Berkeley students. The information you
provide is confidential.
31. When did you
first come to the United States to live?
2117 (74.1%) I was born in the
United States
123 (4.3%) 2003 or later
37 (1.3%) 2002
55 (1.9%) 2001
44 (1.5%) 2000
34 (1.2%) 1999
42 (1.5%) 1998
32 (1.1%) 1997
44 (1.5%) 1996
37 (1.3%) 1995
43 (1.5%) 1994
249 (8.7%) 1993 or earlier
32. Were your
parents born in the United States?
93 (31.2%) Both my mother and
father were born in the United States
166 (5.8%) My father was born in the US, but my mother
was not
1557 (54.5%) Neither my mother nor
my father were born in the US
119 (4.2%) I'm not really sure
33. How many of
your grandparents went to college?
917 (32.1%) I don't know
969 (33.9%) None
236 (8.3%) One
315 (11.0%) Two
188 (6.6%) Three
235 (8.2%) Four
34. Which of the
following best describes your social class when you were growing up?
63 (2.2%) Wealthy
914 (32.0%) Upper-middle or
professional-middle class
1102 (38.6%) Middle-class
476 (16.7%) Working-class
303 (10.6%) Low-income or poor
35. To the best
of your knowledge, which category includes the total annual combined
income of your parent(s) before taxes in 2006?
120 (4.4%) Less than $10,000
175 (6.4%) $10,000 to $19,999
319 (11.7%) $20,000 to $34,999
198 (7.3%) $35,000 to $49,999
216 (7.9%) $50,000 to $64,999
227 (8.4%) $65,000 to $79,999
292 (10.7%) $80,000 to $99,999
402 (14.8%) $100,000 to $124,999
203 (7.5%) $125,000 to $149,999
238 (8.8%) $150,000 to $199,999
328 (12.1%) $200,000 or more
[276
missing] Combined
income
35a. How
confident are you that your estimate is reasonably accurate?
324 (11.6%) Not at all confident
490 (17.6%) Not very confident
977 (35.1%) Fairly confident
539 (19.4%) Confident
454 (16.3%) Certain
36. What was the primary language other than English, if any, that was spoken in your house while you were in high school? Click on link to view second languages.
37. When did you
learn to speak English?
1221 (42.8%) English was the first
and only language I learned as a child
972 (34.1%) I learned both another
language and English by the time I was 5 years old
442 (15.5%) I learned another
language first and then I learned English between the age of 5 and 10
194 (6.8%) I learned another
language first and then I learned English between the age of 11 and
15
23 (0.8%) I learned another
language, but didn't learn English until after I was 15 years old
38. During your
last year in high school, what proportion of the time did you live
with:
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All |
Most |
Some |
None |
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Mother |
2495 (87.6%) |
143 (5.0%) |
107 (3.8%) |
104 (3.7%) |
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Father |
2137 (75.9%) |
119 (4.2%) |
227 (8.1%) |
331 (11.8%) |
|
Stepmother |
18 (0.8%) |
12 (0.6%) |
45 (2.1%) |
2050 (96.5%) |
|
Stepfather |
59 (2.8%) |
23 (1.1%) |
28 (1.3%) |
2030 (94.9%) |
|
Grandparent |
132 (5.9%) |
61 (2.7%) |
202 (9.0%) |
1851 (82.4%) |
|
Legal guardian |
103 (4.8%) |
14 (0.7%) |
21 (1.0%) |
1990 (93.5%) |
|
Other adult(s) |
85 (4.0%) |
44 (2.0%) |
102 (4.7%) |
1920 (89.3%) |
39. Are your
parents:
2234 (78.1%) Both alive and living with each other
519 (18.2%) Both alive and divorced
or living apart
33 (1.2%) Mother deceased
69 (2.4%) Father deceased
4 (0.1%) Both deceased
40. Select the category from the pull-down menu that best describes your race or ethnicity. If multi-racial, use additional pull-down menus, selecting one category per menu. Click on link to view selected ethnicities.
41. What is your current religious preference or
affiliation? If none, please indicate (top of the list). Click on
link to view selected religions.
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42/42a. What was the last book you read for recreation or fun? Who was the author?
Most frequently mentioned authors
|
Author |
Number |
Percentage*
|
|
J K Rowling |
900 |
30% |
|
Khaled Hosseini |
57 |
2% |
|
Dan Brown |
49 |
2% |
|
Jane Austen |
37 |
1% |
|
Kurt Vonnegut |
32 |
1% |
|
George Orwell |
27 |
1% |
|
Mitch Albom |
27 |
1% |
|
Ayn Rand |
25 |
1% |
|
J D Salinger |
21 |
1% |
|
John Steinbeck |
19 |
1% |
|
Stephen King |
19 |
1% |
|
Joseph Heller |
14 |
0% |
|
Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner |
14 |
0% |
|
Orson Scott Card |
13 |
0% |
Most frequently mentioned titles
|
Title |
Number |
Percentage* |
|
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (#7) |
668 |
22% |
|
Harry Potter (unspecified) |
181 |
6% |
|
Kite Runner |
39 |
1% |
|
Da Vinci Code |
25 |
1% |
|
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (#6) |
23 |
1% |
|
1984 |
20 |
1% |
|
Pride and Prejudice (includes one mention of Austen's "complete works")
|
19 |
1% |
|
A Thousand Splendid Suns |
18 |
1% |
|
Catcher in the Rye |
16 |
1% |
|
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (#5) |
16 |
1% |
|
Angels & Demons |
15 |
1% |
|
Freakonomics |
14 |
0% |
|
Slaughterhouse-five |
14 |
0% |
|
Catch-22 |
12 |
0% |
|
The Five People You Meet in Heaven |
12 |
0% |
* Out of all survey respondents, including those who skipped question
43. Did you
receive the book, "Lincoln at Gettysburg" by Garry Wills, in the mail
from Cal?
1649 (57.8%) Yes
1204 (42.2%) No
43a. Have you
read it yet?
307 (11.5%) Yes
2354 (88.5%) No
43b. Do you plan
to enroll in one of the Freshman or Sophomore Seminars to discuss it?
301 (11.3%) Yes
2359 (88.7%) No