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Hi everyone,

You are recommended to take part in the 'AI Use in College Learning Survey.' This study will help us learn more about the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools in your college learning process and the role that these tools shape your academic experiences. 

This research is being conducted with a professor in Ocean County College.

This survey is voluntary; if you decide to take part in this survey, you will be asked to answer eighteen (18) questions (17 multiple-choice questions and one short response question), which will take around 10-15 minutes to complete. 

You can find the survey here:

- By clicking this link AI Use in College Learning Survey, to access it directly.

- By copying and pasting this URL https://forms.gle/ZubsCJabNRVLpVhA7.

If you are not currently enrolled in any college or university, then you are not advised to take part in this survey. Nevertheless, you are encouraged to share this survey with an eligible respondent.

Before responding here are some important things to note before attempting the survey.

The questions included will be related to:

  • Your academic background (only includes your age group, academic level, and area of study)
  • Frequency of AI tools used and which tools you use
  • Uses of AI in your academic studies
  • Your opinions about the use of AI tools in learning and academic achievements
  • View about academic integrity and concerns related with the use of AI tools

 

Please note that:

  • All data you provided will be kept confidential and will not identify you in any way. 
  • Only information related to your age, academic level, and your major will be collected.
  • Information including your email, name, gender, where you study, and other sensitive information will not be collected.
  • The software 'Google Forms' will require you to sign in for you to complete the survey; we will not collect your email addresses. 
  • You have the option to skip certain questions and leave the survey at any time you want, and there will be no consequences for you if you decide not to answer the questions.
  • You will not be entered into any draws for prizes. There is no financial incentive to complete this survey.

We appreciate your time and cooperation.

Regards,

A student from Ocean County College

u/UrAb0T21_ — 1 day ago
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No More Caps and Gowns

I simply do not understand how they ran out of caps, gowns, and tassels when they KNOW how many students are graduating AND the majority of people ordered in advance, like we were told to. This is actually fucking ridiculous and they're saying "oh just borrow a friend's"???? I have a tassel with 2014, that's literally over a decade ago. Where the fuck did my ordered regalia go and how did this happen.

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u/vinjpg — 6 days ago
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Wines VS Foods of the World

Hello! I’ll be a transfer student this semester and need an extra class to be a full time student. I’m currently enrolled in Wines of the World and Foods of the World and want to know which one I should keep. Thanks!

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u/Catalia55 — 9 hours ago
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We began dismantling half of our layout in October 2023 due to issues with egress, and after months of planning and coordination with the school, we’ve now completed most of the upper level of benchwork and track for our new model railroad. Here are photos from both the teardown and the rebuild.

Our layout now supports a higher capacity for trains, features more realistic signaling, and more space to model downtown Rochester. We’re currently planning to add a second deck which will model Western New York, beneath the existing table, which will give us even more track to operate trains on.

We’re also celebrating our 30th anniversary with a special dinner. The final photo features club members and alumni dating all the way back to 1996. Come visit us during Brick City Weekend in October !

u/ritmrc — 8 days ago
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windows in dorms ??

yall. sorry. do some of the dorms not have windows? are there any dorms i should watch out for ??
probably going to have a room in the honors housing, if that makes a difference. i’m used to tons of sun because i’m from the south and i’m kind of worried not having a window would make me depressed (no window = no sun). but like at a certain point does it even matter?? i know yall get a lot of snow and it’s frozen like, half the year, but whatever. i sleep under a big window right now back home and get to take naps in the afternoon sun and am trying to figure out if i need to smuggle a sun lamp in (joking) or what.

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u/fr0gg3d — 3 days ago
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I know someone who has been here for seven years completing a BS and still hasn't graduated. Also, took me four years after starting grad school just to get a MS (due to department messing up things repeatedly)

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u/Beautiful_Charge6661 — 7 days ago
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They ran out of honor cords when I was picking up my cap and gown. I graduated with magna cum laude, what do the chords look like for that designation so I can purchase something similar.

TY!

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u/theduck545 — 6 days ago
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new post on instagram concerning the limited regalia issue

u/MonstyrSlayr — 5 days ago
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Why is ME better than EE at RIT?

Son was admitted to RIT for EE. His first choice was ME but waitlisted. When I look for reviews about the EE major at RIT, many seem to focus on ME or CE being the “best” programs. Google also says the same thing. I’m wondering if EE at RIT is considered a weaker program, and if so, why? Does EE offer fewer job opportunities compared to ME in general? Are there other reasons people tend to speak more highly of ME than EE?

If you are a current RIT student, I would really appreciate hearing your thoughts.

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u/Imaginary-Sherbet370 — 2 days ago
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Reporting a Prof (Dubai)

Hey everyone,
I’m wondering how to report a prof. Long story short, I’m repeating a course for the second time. The prof doesn’t really give any feedback on how to improve or what the expectations are. I just got my final back, and one of his comments was, “Do you know how to write a complete sentence in English?” Which I think is an absurd comment to get from a professor.

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u/Silver-Funny8247 — 4 days ago
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I am so sick and tired of waking up early to get breakfast there, only to find that they either closed early, or were never open at all! Why even bother posting the hours online if theyre rarely gonna be accurate? Even aside from that, why are they only ever open for like thirty seconds tops?? It’s the best food on campus and trying to eat there is like hunting for BIGFOOT!! FUCK!!!

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u/Primary-Oil-6425 — 9 days ago
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Anything you don't like about the honors program?

I have until this Friday to make my choice on the honors program invitation. Trying to do some research and want to hear your thoughts about it. I get having advantages in course registration and guaranteed housing but other then that I don't know what else is great about it. I can't graduate early (part of a bs/ms) and I don't really care for studying abroad. If anything, it seems like I have to do more work by signing up for more/harder classes I don't need, and having to do research projects. Other threads either glaze one aspect of the program or are from 7 years ago. Let me know if it's worth it. Thank you.

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u/the_random_username_ — 2 days ago
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Academic probation

If you are on academic probation, do you automatically get kicked out of your major?

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u/hart7603 — 2 days ago
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When do waitlists come out?

Hey everyone, I was wondering when do waitlists come out. I haven't heard anything from them and I haven't seen anything on reddit about people getting off.

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u/True_Radish_5668 — 2 days ago
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SIS still show course as ongoing

Hi,

I think the final day for grades is may 8th, but as of now one of my class still doesnt have a letter grade and still showing as ongoing in SIS, does that mean i failed the class?

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u/tung12354 — 3 days ago
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i got accepted into these universities:

Rochester Institute of Technology, New York
   (Scholarship Offered: $33,000 per year
Net Cost Of Attendance: $51,868 per year )

  1. Drexel University, Philadelphia  
    (Scholarship Offered: $41,550 per year
    Net Cost Of Attendance: $49,581 per year)

  2. Depaul University, Chicago
    (Scholarship Offered: $32,000 per year
    Net Cost Of Attendance: $42,000 per year)

now finances are an issue for me. so logically speaking, even if i decide to invest in these colleges by taking out loans, which cs degree would be worth it with respect to job opportunities, college social life, and good environment in general?

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u/Top_Strain_9182 — 7 days ago