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RRCC Student Survey

Red Rocks Community College is planning improvements to its website. We want to better understand what students and future students need from the website, what information matters most, and how the site can better support your next steps. This survey should take about 5 minutes. Your feedback will help guide the future website experience. Your answers are anonymous.
1.Which best describes you? (Select one)
2.In what language do you prefer to read college information? (Select one)
3.Which of the following best describes your primary goal? (Select one)
4.What type of learning experience are you most interested in? (Select all that apply)
5.Before today, had you visited the RRCC website? (Select one)
6.What device do you most often use to visit websites like RRCC's? (Select one)
7.When you visit the RRCC website, what are you usually trying to do? (Select all that apply)
8.What are the top three things you would expect to find quickly on a college website? (Select up to 3)
9.Thinking about your most recent visit to the RRCC website, what were you trying to accomplish?
10.Were you able to complete that task? (Select one)
11.What would have made that task easier?
12.Overall, how easy is it to find what you need on the current RRCC website? (Select one)
13.If you were choosing whether to attend RRCC, which information would be most important to you? (Select up to 5)
14.If you are already a student, which information do you need most often? (Select up to 5)
15.When looking at an academic program page, what information would you expect to see? (Select all that apply)
16.What would make it easier to explore or compare programs? (Select all that apply)
17.If you were looking for information on the RRCC website, where would you usually start? (Select one)
18.Which sections would be most useful in the main website navigation? (Select up to 6)
19.What words would you personally use when searching for a program, service, or task on the website?
20.If you could design the ideal RRCC website for students, what would it help you do?