Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey — formerly called Senior Exit Survey or Senior Survey — were mailed only to students in the programs undergoing Audit and Review, which occurs on a five-year cycle.
Beginning in Fall 2002, all students who had completed 120 credits in all academic programs were surveyed online. Thus, the numbers of students who responded to the Fall 2002 and Spring 2003 surveys may be larger than the number of students who actually graduated
As of Fall 2003, the Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey became required of all graduating seniors. From then on, "graduating senior" is defined as those who have submitted an application for graduation.
Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey Fall 2012
Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey Spring 2012
Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey Fall 2011
Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey Spring 2011
Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey Fall 2010
Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey Spring 2010
Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey Fall 2009
College of Business & Economics
College of Education
College of Letters & Science
College of Business & Economics
College of Education
College of Letters & Science
College of Business & Economics
College of Education
College of Letters & Science
College of Business & Economics
College of Education
College of Letters & Science
College of Business & Economics
College of Education
College of Letters & Science
Spring 2006 Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey
Fall 2005 Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey
Spring 2005 Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey
Fall 2004 Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey
Summer 2004 Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey
SOAS Survey Results 2004-05 to 2012-13 in an Excel Pivot Table: Common Core Quantitative Scores, By Major 
Here are analysis samples produced from this pivot table:
Trend Line -- Bar Chart -- Scatterplot -- Comparison of 2 Majors
For Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey data from years prior to 2004 organized by College, please choose a college from the drop-down list below and click the "Get Senior Outcomes Assessment Survey Results" button.