7. Which graduate courses did you take?
8. Did the courses you took prepare you for the comprehensive exam?
yes
no
9. Did the courses you took prepare you to write your thesis?
yes
no
10. Which courses did you find most valuable?
Why?
11. How did the graduate courses you took change or affect your intellectual life?
12. What were the three most important concepts or ideas that you learned in your history seminars?
13. The learning environments in your seminars were structured as:
lecture
small group
discussion
group projects
individual projects
Which did you find most valuable?
lecture
small group
discussion
group projects
individual projects
14. Did the size of the seminar make a difference?
yes
no
If so, how?
15. Was there much discussion in your seminars?
yes
no
Did the students debate with each other?
yes
no
Were individual opinions heard and respected?
yes
no
16. Did you discuss course readings and lectures outside the classroom?
yes
no
If so, with whom?
17. Were you encouraged to connect course material with that from other courses?
yes
no
18. Did you participate in activities sponsored by the History Department?
yes
no
If so, which ones?
Which ones did you find the most valuable?
19. How do you feel the program prepared you for life beyond Baylor?
20. What was the most influential book you read during your graduate career?
Why?
21. What part of the program helped you prepare for your thesis?
22. Which resources at Baylor did you use to conduct your thesis research?
What other sources did you use?
23. Will you publish all or part of your thesis?
yes
no
unsure
Why or why not?
24. What was the most valuable part of your graduate career?
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