The Bridge Project. General Instructions: Please mark your reponse by filling in the appropriate square. q. 1. Your gender: q male q female

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The Bridge Project General Instructions: Please mark your reponse by filling in the appropriate square. q 1. Your gender: q male q female 2. Your grade level: q 9th q 10th q 11th q 12th 3. How many siblings do you have? q none q 1 q 2 q 3 q 4 q 5 or more 4. What do you plan to do after high school? (Mark all that apply) q work full-time q attend college full-time q join military q attend college part-time q work part-time q undecided q other (specify) 5. What language(s) is spoken at home? (Mark all that apply) q English q other (specify) 6. Indicate your overall grade point average (unweighted) in high school: (Mark one) q A/A+ q A- q B+ q B q B- q C+ q C q C- q D or lower 7. Were you born in: (Mark one) q the USA q another country 8. What is the highest level of education obtained by each of your parents (or guardians)? (Mark one in each column) Father Mother Less than high school q q High school graduate (or G.E.D) q q Education after high school other than 2-year or 4-year college (e.g. trade school) q q Some college (community/junior college or some 4-year college study) q q College graduate (bachelor s degree) q q More study after college bachelor s degree q q Graduate/professional degree (master s/doctorate/law/medicine) q q Don t know q q 9. How many of your siblings attend college or are college graduates? (Mark one) q none q 1 q 2 q 3 q 4 q 5 or more q does not apply 10. Your race/ethnicity: (Mark all that apply) q African American/Black q American Indian q Caucasian/White q Puerto Rican q Mexican American q Other Latino(a) q Chinese American q Korean American q Filipino American q Japanese American q Southeast Asian (Vietnamese, Hmong, Cambodian) q East Indian/Pakistani q Other (specify)

11a. What math class are you currently taking? Please enter the letter from the attached course list If your course is not on the list, please write the name here: 11b. Will this math course count towards the admission requirements for: (Mark one for each school) No Yes Don t Know [Public university in your state] q q q [Private university in your state] q q q A community college q q q A private 4-year college/university q q q 12. How many honors or Advanced Placement courses have you taken in high school? q none q 1-2 q 3-4 q 5-6 q 7-8 q 9 or more 13. Please indicate if you have taken any of the tests below: (Mark all that apply) q PSAT q SAT I q Advanced Placement q ACT q SAT II (any subject) q PLAN 14. Since entering high school, have you: (Mark one for each activity) No Yes Visited a college or university q q Participated in varsity athletics q q Used a computer at home q q Taken an SAT/ACT test prep course q q Attended a college information workshop or college night q q 15. Have you taken [your state s high school exit-level test]? q Yes q No q I don t know 16. Do you believe that if you pass [your state s test], it will help you be more prepared, academically, for college? q Yes q No q I don t know 17. When was the first time you took either the SAT or ACT (American College Testing)? (Mark one) q never took either test q 7th grade/earlier q 8th grade q 9th grade q 10th grade q 11th grade 2

18. How much time do you spend during a typical week doing the following? (Mark one for each item) None < 1 hour 1-5 5-10 10-15 Studying/homework q Socializing with friends q Talking with teachers outside of class q Talking with high school counselors q Talking with your parents q Working (for pay) q Volunteer work q Student clubs/groups q Exercise/sports q Housework/childcare q Reading for pleasure q Religious activities q > 15 19. How often have you discussed the admission requirements to get into college (any institution) with each of the following people: (Mark one for each row) Many times Once or twice Never Your parent(s)/guardian(s) q q q A high school counselor q q q A high school teacher q q q Friends/other students q q q Your brother or sister q q q Another relative q q q A family friend q q q A clergy member (priest, rabbi, etc.) q q q A college recruiter q q q A high school coach q q q A private college counselor q q q 20. Indicate any of the schools below that you are thinking about attending after high school: (Mark all schools you are considering) q I haven t considered any schools q A US military academy q A 2-year community or junior college q [Public university in your state] q [Public university in your state] q Another public university in your state q A 4-year private college or university within your state q A 4-year college or university outside of your state q A technical/trade school (e.g., ITT Tech, Heald Business) q Other type of school (specify) 3

21. Indicate your best guess of the cost of tuition for one year at each of the following colleges. (Tuition only. Do not include the cost of books, housing, or other expenses. Write in an amount for each.) a) Your local community college b) [public univ. in state] c) [public univ. in state] $,. 0 0 per year $,. 0 0 per year $,. 0 0 per year 22. When did you first get advice from school on the proper courses to take to gain admission to college? (Mark one) q 8th grade or earlier q 9th grade q 10th grade q 11th grade q I haven t received any advice 23. Indicate your best guess as to how many years of each of the following subjects is required for admission to [state universities]: (Write in the number of years required for each) [Univ. A] [Univ. B] English years years Mathematics years years Social Science (History) years years Laboratory Science years years Foreign Language years years 24. How will your race/ethnicity affect your chances for admission to [public univ. in your state]? (Mark one) q My race/ethnicity will be considered positively q My race/ethnicity will be considered negatively q My race/ethnicity will not be considered q Don t know 25. How well do you feel your high school is preparing you for each of the following? (Mark one for each item) Extremely well Somewhat well well To gain admission to [state univ.] q q q q To gain admission to [state univ.] q q q q To gain admission to the college of your choice q q q q To succeed in college-level work q q q q To get a good job q q q q To make you a more responsible citizen q q q q sure 26. In what subjects do [public universities in your state] test new students to place them in college-level courses: (Mark all that apply) [Univ. A] [Univ. B] There are no placement exams q q English q q Mathematics q q Foreign Language q q 4

27. [State specific question] 28. [State specific question] 29. How do you believe each of the items below is in gaining admission to [public university in your state]? (Mark one for each item) Single most Very Moderately Minor considered/ not Your high school grades Your senior year grades Your application essay Geographic background (where you live) Exceptional talent you have in one area (athletics, arts, leadership, etc.) SAT-I or ACT test score SAT-II test score Academic reputation of your high school Your involvement in volunteer work Your rank in your class when you graduate Your involvement in extracurricular activities (sports, clubs, etc.) The number of college preparatory courses you have completed in high school Your ability to pay the tuition Your letters of recommendation Your racial/ethnic background Passing state K-12 exit test [other state-specific question] 5

30. How do you believe each of the items below is in gaining admission to [public university in your state]? (Mark one for each item) Single most Very Moderately Minor considered/ not Your high school grades Your senior year grades Your application essay Geographic background (where you live) Exceptional talent you have in one area (athletics, arts, leadership, etc.) SAT-I or ACT test score SAT-II test score Academic reputation of your high school Your involvement in volunteer work Your rank in your class when you graduate Your involvement in extracurricular activities (sports, clubs, etc.) The number of college preparatory courses you have completed in high school Your ability to pay the tuition Your letters of recommendation Your racial/ethnic background Passing state K-12 exit test [other state-specific question] 31. Feel free to make further comments. Thank you for completing the survey! 6