1a. Indicate how strongly you agree or disagree with the following statements about how your parents are involved in your UC experience this term.   Strongly disagree Disagree Somewhat disagree Somewhat agree Agree Strongly agree My parents and I discuss what classes I should take My parents and I discuss what I learned in class My parents are very interested in my academic progress My parents stress the importance of getting good grades I am pursuing, or considering, a major I don't like in order to please my parents My parents ask about my friends or non-academic activities at UC

1b. When it comes to my life as a college student, I would prefer that my parents be: Much more involved Somewhat more involved Involved as much as they are now Somewhat less involved Much less involved

1c. Thinking back on this academic year, how often have you typically had contact with one or both of your parents?   Usually every day A few times a week About once a week A few times a month Once a month or less Not at all By phone By text message through cell phone By email or instant message on the Internet In person

2a. Indicate how important each of the following college goals is to you.   Very important Somewhat important Not important Be in a position to give something back to my community after finishing my education Acquire a well-rounded general education Discover what kind of person I really want to be Achieve a high GPA Form romantic relationships Establish meaningful friendships Prepare for graduate or professional school Obtain the skills I need to pursue my chosen career Be in a position to make a lot of money after finishing my education Explore new ideas Enjoy my college years before assuming adult responsibilities Develop a personal code of values and ethics Develop an in-depth understanding of a specific field of study Integrate spirituality into my life Establish social networks that will help further my career Obtain the skills I need to function in the international arena

2b. What career do you hope to eventually have after you've completed your education? (Select one) Artistic, creative professions Business, finance-related professions Education Engineering, computer programming Law Medicine, health-related professions Psychology, helping professions Researcher, scientist Other (please specify below) I have no idea whatsoever

If other

2c. Think about the type of person you are. With which, if any, of the following types of students on your UC campus do you personally identify? That is, which of these "college identities" best describes who you are? Artsy students Slackers Athletes/jocks Students from very poor backgrounds Feminist students Students from very rich backgrounds Fraternity/sorority members Students in my major or field of interest Immigrant students Students involved in my campus organization Lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender students Students of my racial or ethnic background Liberal students Students who are serious about getting good grades Partiers Transfer students Religious or spiritual students Other, please specify:

2d. With which ONE of these groups do you MOST strongly identify? (Select one) Artsy students Athletes/jocks Feminist students Fraternity/sorority members Immigrant students Lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender students Liberal students Partiers Religious or spiritual students Slackers Students from very poor backgrounds. Students from very rich backgrounds Students in my major or field of interest Students involved in my campus organization Students of my racial or ethnic background Students who are serious about getting good grades Transfer students Other

3a. Think back to when you first entered the University of California. Please rate your understanding and awareness of the following issues at that time and now.   When you entered UC   As you are now   My own racial and ethnic identity (Select one) Very poor Poor Fair Good Very good Excellent   (Select one) Very poor Poor Fair Good Very good Excellent The social problems facing our nation (Select one) Very poor Poor Fair Good Very good Excellent   (Select one) Very poor Poor Fair Good Very good Excellent The social problems facing the world (Select one) Very poor Poor Fair Good Very good Excellent   (Select one) Very poor Poor Fair Good Very good Excellent Social class and economic differences/issues (Select one) Very poor Poor Fair Good Very good Excellent   (Select one) Very poor Poor Fair Good Very good Excellent Racial and ethnic differences/issues (Select one) Very poor Poor Fair Good Very good Excellent   (Select one) Very poor Poor Fair Good Very good Excellent Gender and sexual orientation differences/issues (Select one) Very poor Poor Fair Good Very good Excellent   (Select one) Very poor Poor Fair Good Very good Excellent

4a. You told us earlier how much time you spend studying and working in a week. How much time do you spend on each of these other activities in a typical week?   Zero hours 1-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-25 26-30 More than 30 Attending movies, concerts, sports or other entertainment events Performing community service or volunteer activities Participating in physical exercise, recreational sports, or physically active hobbies Participating in spiritual or religious activities Participating in student clubs or organizations Pursuing a recreational or creative interest (arts/crafts, reading, music, hobbies, etc.) Socializing with friends Spending time with family Using the computer for non-academic purposes (games, shopping, email/instant messaging, etc.) Watching TV Commuting to school and to work

4b. During this academic year, what was the average number of hours per night you slept on weeknights? (Select one) 0-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-10 11+

5a. During this academic year, how often have the following experiences interfered with your school work or academic success?   All the time Frequently Occasionally Rarely Not at all Being depressed Being stressed Being too tired (sleep deprived) Participating in campus activities Feeling emotional distress Family responsibilities or obligations Being ill, in poor physical health, or injured Fulfilling job responsibilities Dealing with a difficult living situation (e.g., noise or an inconsiderate roommate) Supporting political activities or social causes Having an active social life, or partying excessively

6a. Based on your experience and observation, rate the general climate for students of your UC campus along the following dimensions:

Campus climate is   Friendly Hostile

Caring Impersonal

Intellectual Not Intellectual

Tolerant of diversity Intolerant of diversity

Safe Dangerous

Too easy academically Too hard academically

6b. Indicate how strongly you agree or disagree with each of the following statements about your UC campus.   Strongly disagree Disagree Somewhat disagree Somewhat agree Agree Strongly agree I feel free to express my political beliefs on campus I feel free to express my religious beliefs on campus Students are respected here regardless of their economic or social class Students are respected here regardless of their gender Students are respected here regardless of their race or ethnicity Students are respected here regardless of their religious beliefs Students are respected here regardless of their political beliefs Students are respected here regardless of their sexual orientation

6c. How would you characterize your political orientation?   Very liberal Liberal Slightly liberal Moderate or middle of the road Slightly conservative Conservative Very conservative

7a. Please describe for us the most important way that you have changed or developed as a person since you became a student at the University of California.

7b. Please describe for us the most important way in which your awareness, understanding, or relationship to the world we live in has changed since you became a student at the University of California.