Improving GGC

The purpose of my survey was to ask for student's opinions of various student life areas. I focused on campus dining, greek life, and classes. The purpose of the food questions was to see if other students felt the same way I do about adding more restaurants on campus. The purpose of the greek life question was to see if there was an interest among the student body for the addition of greek life. I asked two different questions about classes. One question I asked if students thought GGC should add on-line classes. The other question I asked was if students thought that GGC should add more teachers to each subject taught. 

The first question I asked was what year was the student. The responses included three Freshmen, three Sophomores, one Junior, and one Senior.

The second question I asked was, "Do you think GGC should add more restaurants on campus?" I received all yes' for this question.

The third and fourth questions go hand-in-hand. One was a fill-in the blank answer, and one was to pick out of the following of which restaurants they would like to be added to campus. On both questions I received one Taco Bell and seven Chick-fil-A's. 

The fifth question I asked is, "Should GGC allow online classes? Why or why not?" I received seven yes' and one no. The reasons for the yes' were all about the same. People agree that online classes should be allowed because it is easier for more students who work on top of going to school or who are parents to be able to take classes on top of their current lifestyle. Also some people feel like it would be more beneficial because they feel like going to a lot of the lectures are a waste of time and they learn more from the book. However, the one no I received was because the student believed it sounds boring.

The sixth question I asked was, "Do you think GGC should have more professors for each class taught?" Two students said they didn't care, four students said yes, and two students said no.

The last question I asked was, "How interested are you in greek life?" I had a lot of various answers to this question. I received one "very interested," one "not really interested," three "doesn't matter," and three "absolutely not."