Student Elective Interest Survey
Let students vote on next term's electives before you build the timetable.
4 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Scheduling electives nobody chose – or missing the one everyone wanted – wastes teaching capacity and student goodwill. This survey puts the candidate electives in front of students as a ranked vote, with an open write-in for subjects the list missed, before the timetable is locked.
Use the ranking rather than a simple pick-one: it shows not just first choices but viable second sections, which is exactly what timetabling needs when a first-choice class fills up.
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Next term's electives
This survey asks which elective subjects interest you. Your answers help the school decide which electives to offer next year. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.Rank these elective options in your order of interest.*
- 1Creative writing
- 2Robotics
- 3Business basics
- 4Environmental science
- 5Digital art and design
Q2.How many electives do you plan to take?
- One
- Two
- Three or more
Q3.Is there a subject missing from the list you would sign up for?
Q4.What matters most in choosing an elective?
- Fits my career plans
- Sounds fun
- Friends are taking it
- The teacher
- Other…
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