Senior Exit Survey

Name

PNP is my

My track is

My other major/minor is

Because I am a PNP major

I understand the human mind and human behavior from two or more disciplinary perspectives (e.g. anthropology, linguistics, neuroscience, philosophy, psychology).

I can talk and write about human behavior employing information from two or more academic perspectives (e.g. anthropology, linguistics, neuroscience, philosophy, psychology)

I have put more time and effort into my classes than do students in most other majors.

I was able to get the amount of research experience that I wanted.

For me, having and interdisciplinary PNP major was better than only having a traditional (e.g. anthropology, linguistics, neuroscience, philosophy, psychology).

The PNP Entry Sequence (PNP 200 and 201, or MBB 120 and 122) was good preparation for the major.

The capstone courses (Honors; or PNP Reading Class and PNP Seminar; or PNP Reading Class and an Independent Study) were a good opportunity to integrate diverse bodies of knowledge in conversation with others.

What course was the best course you took as part of your PNP major and why?

Did any classes in your course sequence have excessively overlapping content?

Is there anything additional you would like the program to know or have a suggestion? (e.g. regarding your experience with professors, staff, advising)

If things go according to plan, in two years, I will be in (medical school; graduate school; law school; employed in research, education, not for profit or the private sector). If none of the above, please list.

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