Satisfaction with special services Sample Clauses

Satisfaction with special services. The vast majority of students who have used the special services tested are satisfied with them (see Table 64); at least 86% of students are satisfied with each service rated. Among those who have experience with a service, we see the most difference when examining the proportion who are very satisfied with each service.  More than 9 in 10 students are satisfied with services for students with disabilities, including 46% who are very satisfied with their experience.  At least 1 in 3 are very satisfied with: - personal counselling services, including 38% who are very satisfied - services for First Nation students, including 37% who are very satisfied - tutoring services, including 35% who are very satisfied - academic advising, including 35% who are very satisfied - international student services, including 35% who are very satisfied - services for co-op programs, internships, and other practical experiences related to programs, including 34% who are very satisfied - study skills/learning support services, including 33% who are very satisfied with their experience  About 3 in 10 are very satisfied with: - services for students in need of financial aid, including 31% who are very satisfied - employment services, including 30% who are very satisfied - career counselling services, including 30% who are very satisfied Students attending Group 1 are significantly more likely than Group 2 or 3 students to be very satisfied with:  Personal counselling services – 43% in Group 1 compared to 28% in Group 2 and 30% in Group 3  Tutoring services – 39% in Group 1 compared to 27% in Group 2 and 23% in Group 3  Employment services – 35% in Group 1 compared to 20% in Group 2 and 26% in Group 3 Table 64: Satisfaction with special services (% satisfied or very satisfied) Q14 All students Group Nipissing University
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