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1. What is your age? Under 20 9 30% 20-24 13 43% 25-34 7 23% 35-54 1 3% 2. Please indicate your gender: Male 12 40% Female 18 60% 3. What is your ethnicity? African American 2 7% Asian 3 11% Hispanic 10 36% Other non-white 4 14% White 9 32% Total 28 100% 4. How many hours per week are you employed? Not employed 14 47% Less than 20 5 17% 20-29 6 20% 30-39 4 13% 40 or more 1 3% 5. What is your primary language? English (Skip to Question 7.) 24 83% Spanish (Skip to Question 7.) 3 10% None of the above 2 7% Total 29 100% LAVC Office of Research & Planning 1

6. What is your primary language? Math You Need When You Need It Attitudinal Survey Armenian 1 33% Chinese 1 33% Russian 1 33% Total 3 100% 7. Please indicate which best describes your status. I am currently: High school student 2 7% LAVC student 17 57% Student at another community college 5 17% Four year university student 6 20% 8. Which of the following best describes you? Day student 20 67% Both 10 33% 9. What is your major? Biology 3 10% Earth Science 2 7% Engineering 1 3% General Studies 1 3% Liberal Studies 1 3% Undecided 8 27% Other 14 47% Other: Accounting English Diesel Technology Anthropology Social Welfare Natural Science Kinesiology Psychology Communications LAVC Office of Research & Planning 2

10. What is the highest degree or certificate that you ever intend to obtain? High school diploma or GED 8 28% Certificate in a vocational program 1 3% Associate Degree 1 3% Bachelor's Degree 10 34% Master's Degree 4 14% Professional Degree (M.D, Law, etc.) 1 3% Academic Doctorate (Ph.D.,Ed.D) 4 14% Total 29 100% 11. What is your immediate educational goal while at LAVC? (MARK ALL THAT APPLY) High school diploma or GED 1 3% Associate degree and preparation for transfer to a 4-year college 11 37% Associate degree only 3 10% Transfer preparation only 10 33% Not seeking a degree/ certificate or already have one 4 13% Total * 29 *Total based on the total number of respondents and not on number of responses. Therefore, percentage total does not total to 100%. 12. Are you the fist generation in your family to attend college? Count Percent Yes 13 43% No 17 57% What is the highest level of education that any of your family have achieved? 13. Father Elementary school or less (grades 1-6) 3 10% Middle school (grades 7-8) 2 7% Some high school/ secondary school but did not graduate 2 7% Completed high school/ secondary school/ged 5 17% Some college but no degree 5 17% Two-year college degree (Associate) 2 7% Four-year college degree (Bachelor's) 1 3% Advanced degree (graduate or professional) (e.g. M.A.,M.D, Ph.D.,M.B.A) 4 13% I don't know / Not Applicable 6 20% LAVC Office of Research & Planning 3

14. Mother 15. Siblings (brother or sister) Elementary school or less (grades 1-6) 3 10% Some high school/ secondary school but did not graduate 2 7% Completed high school/ secondary school/ged 6 20% Some college but no degree 5 17% Two-year college degree (Associate) 3 10% Four-year college degree (Bachelor's) 4 13% Advanced degree (graduate or professional) (e.g. M.A.,M.D, Ph.D.,M.B.A) 3 10% I don't know / Not Applicable 4 13% 16. Grandparents Middle school (grades 7-8) 1 3% Some high school/ secondary school but did not graduate 3 10% Completed high school/ secondary school/ged 2 7% Some college but no degree 4 13% Two-year college degree (Associate) 3 10% Four-year college degree (Bachelor's) 5 17% Advanced degree (graduate or professional) (e.g. M.A.,M.D, Ph.D.,M.B.A) 4 13% I don't know / Not Applicable 8 27% Middle school (grades 7-8) 1 4% Some high school/ secondary school but did not graduate 2 7% Completed high school/ secondary school/ged 3 11% Four-year college degree (Bachelor's) 2 7% I don't know / Not Applicable 20 71% Total 28 100% 17. Chose ONE response that most describes the length of time you and your family have lived in the United States. I have lived in the U.S less than 5 years 1 3% I have lived in the U.S between 5 and 10 years 1 3% I was not born in this country but I have lived here more than 10 years 4 14% I was born in this country but both of my parents were not 14 48% At least one of my parents was born here, but one or more of my grandparents were not 4 14% All of my grandparents were born in this country 5 17% Total 29 100% LAVC Office of Research & Planning 4

How do you feel about attending college? Math You Need When You Need It Attitudinal Survey 18. Being a college student has a great deal of personal meaning to me Strongly Agree 24 80% Agree 5 17% Disagree 1 3% 19. Being enrolled in a college has made me happy Strongly Agree 15 50% Agree 14 47% Disagree 1 3% 20. In my family, going to college is highly valued Strongly Agree 23 77% Agree 4 13% Disagree 3 10% 21. My family would be disappointed if I did not go to college Strongly Agree 18 60% Agree 5 17% Disagree 5 17% Strongly Disagree 2 7% 22. If I could find another way to achieve my goal, I would not go to college Agree 7 23% Disagree 13 43% Strongly Disagree 10 33% LAVC Office of Research & Planning 5

23. If I had a better alternative, I probably would not have enrolled in college Agree 6 20% Disagree 12 40% Strongly Disagree 12 40% 24. What is your comfort level with mathematics? Very Comfortable 5 17% Comfortable 7 23% Moderately Comfortable 8 27% Uncomfortable 4 13% Very Uncomfortable 6 20% 25. How would you rate your past math experiences? Excellent 6 20% Good 5 17% Fair 15 50% Poor 4 13% 26. How important are math skills in your life? Very Important 7 23% Important 7 23% Neutral 14 47% Not Important 1 3% Not at all important 1 3% 27. What is the highest level of math class you took in high school? General Mathematics 2 7% Algebra 5 17% Geometry 8 27% Trigonometry/ Pre-Calculus * 13 43% Calculus 2 7% *Note: based on an error found in survey, two answer choices were combined. LAVC Office of Research & Planning 6

28. What was your average grade in these math classes? A 7 23% B 8 27% C 9 30% D 4 13% F 1 3% Not sure 1 3% 29. Why are you taking this course? (MARK ALL THAT APPLY) Major 5 17% Pre-Requisite 4 13% General Ed Requirement 14 47% Personal Interest 9 30% Needed units 7 23% Transfer Credit 10 33% Other 1 3% Total * 50 *Total based on the total number of respondents and not on number of responses. Therefore, percentage total does not total to 100%. 30. What classes have you taken in college? (MARK ALL THAT APPLY) General Mathematics 3 10% Pre-Algebra 7 23% Algebra 7 23% Geometry 1 3% Pre-Calculus 1 3% Calculus 1 3% Statistics 6 20% None 12 40% Other 2 7% Total * 40 *Total based on the total number of respondents and not on number of responses. Therefore, percentage total does not total to 100%. Other: Calculus 3A, 3B, 3C Algebra 2 31. Did the Math You Need When You Need It practice problems and assessments help you understand the textbook charts/ diagrams and prepare you for the assignments in class? Yes 12 40% Somewhat 14 47% No 4 13% LAVC Office of Research & Planning 7

32. Did you complete all of the Math You Need When You Need It modules? Yes (Skip to Question 34.) 23 77% Somewhat 6 20% No 1 3% 33. If you did not complete all of the Math You Need When You Need It modules choose the best reason for not completing all of the modules. Ran out of time 2 18% Did not understand 5 45% Did not know about the module 2 18% Some of the modules were too difficult 2 18% Total 11 100% 34. Which Math You Need When You Need It modules did you learn the most from? Hypsometric Curve 4 14% Unit Conversions 8 29% Density 5 18% Slopes 6 21% Plotting Points 3 11% Best Fit Line 2 7% Total 28 100% 35. Which Math You Need When You Need It modules did you find the most challenging? Hypsometric Curve 5 18% Unit Conversions 16 57% Density 1 4% Slopes 3 11% Plotting Points 3 11% Total 28 100% 36. Which Math You Need When You Need It modules did you find to be the easiest? Unit Conversions 1 4% Density 3 12% Slopes 1 4% Plotting Points 15 58% Best Fit Line 6 23% Total 26 100% LAVC Office of Research & Planning 8