SMCCCD Student Survey on Return to Campus: Insights from Fall 2021 Preferences

Insights from the SMCCCD Student Survey conducted in May 2021 reveal that 23% of students participated, with an overall response rate of 27%. The majority of students prefer online classes over in-person for Fall 2021, with female students showing a higher preference for online instruction. While white students prefer in-person classes, vulnerable student groups lean towards online learning. These results inform the colleges' preparations for a return to in-person classes.

• SMCCCD
• Student Survey
• Fall 2021
• Preferences
• Online Learning

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1. SMCCCD Student Survey on Return to Campus Take 2 Conducted May 2021

2. Neary of SMCCCD Students Completed the Survey 23% Overall SMCCCD Response Rate 27% of Ca ada students completed the survey 26% of CSM students completed the survey 19% of Skyline students completed the survey Representation Survey representation for all race/ethnicity groups is similar to student population Women are overrepresented (64% of survey sample vs. 55% of student population) Low-income students are overrepresented (35% of sample vs. 29% of population)

3. Survey Introduction The three Colleges of the San Mateo County Community College District (SMCCCD) Ca ada College, College of San Mateo and Skyline College would like your input as we make the preparations for additional return of in-person classes for Fall 2021. We understand that factors impacting COVID recovery may change in the coming months. In order to inform our recovery planning, we are asking that you respond to the questions below based on how you are feeling now.

4. SMCCCD students are more than 2x as likely to prefer online classes than face to face classes in Fall 2021

5. Female students report a significantly higher preference for online instruction this fall, compared with male students Q. This Fall, would you prefer to take classes in-person or online? Male Students Female Students 5% 6% 10% Prefer in-person this fall 9% 23% prefer in-person 33% prefer in-person Prefer online this fall Not sure 53% prefer online 63% prefer online N/A - Not enrolling this fall

6. Among race/ethnicity groups, white students report the greatest preference (29%) for in-person classes in Fall 2021

7. Our most vulnerable student groups report a strong preference for online instruction

8. All students who planned to attend in the fall were asked to indicate the types of courses you would most the types of courses you would most like to take in like to take in- -person rather than online person rather than online

9. Q: Please select the types of courses you would most like to take in-person rather than online (select all that apply)