Net Impact's Guide to Business Schools for Social and Environmental Impact (2017 Edition) Survey

Thank you for helping us find the best social and environmental graduate schools for 2017! The following survey will take less than 5 minutes. Fill in your e-mail address at the end to be entered to win passes to the 2017 Net Impact Conference.

For the purpose of this survey, the term "social/environmental impact" refers to ways in which business can support and affect positive change. Topics in this area include (but are not limited to) for-profit impact/corporate responsibility, sustainable/impact design, social sector/philanthropy/nonprofit management, socially responsible/impact investing, energy and clean tech, environment and natural resources, and social entrepreneurship.

1.Which graduate school do you currently attend?(Required.)

2.When will you graduate?(Required.)

Month

Year

Date

3.Which of the following best describes you?(Required.)

I'm looking for a job in an impact organization, such as a nonprofit, social enterprise, or B Corp

I'm looking for a job at a traditional organization (private or public company), where I can drive impact from within

I am willing to take any role, regardless of its potential impact

Other (please specify)

4.[Optional] Why did you choose to attend this particular school and program? Feel free to mention specific professors or classes, scholarships, or aspects of campus culture.

5.Is learning about social/environmental impact in business a priority for you?(Required.)

Yes

No

N/A or Unsure

6.Would you be willing to earn a salary that was 15% lower than you might otherwise make in order to get a job that seeks to make a social or environmental difference?(Required.)

Yes

No

N/A or Unsure

7.How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: The administration is committed to including social/environmental issues throughout my program (curriculum, research, etc.)?

8.How satisfied are you with the extracurricular offerings around social/environmental issues at your graduate school?(Required.)