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Eduventures Prospective Student Survey Prospective Undergraduate Student Mindsets A Developmental Arc Great institutions serve diverse populations How student mindsets were developed Criteria Outcomes ID: 749636

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Slide1

Prospective Undergraduate Student Mindsets and STEM EducationSlide2
Slide3

Eduventures Prospective Student SurveySlide4

Prospective Undergraduate Student MindsetsSlide5

A Developmental ArcSlide6

Great institutions serve diverse populationsSlide7

How student mindsets were developed

Criteria

Outcomes

Experiences

MindsetsSlide8
Slide9

Mindsets

correlate with enduring

personality traits

Experiential Interests

Social

Focus

Career Pragmatist

Exploration and Meaning

Career through Academics

Grad School Bound

Extraverted

Agreeable

Emotionally

Stable

Conscientious

OpenSlide10

Demography is not destinySlide11

Mindsets

and Academic InterestsSlide12

Academic Area of Interest by Student MindsetsSlide13

Mindsets in STEM NeighborhoodsSlide14

High School Experiences by Mindset (STEM)

High School Experiences

Exploration and Meaning

Social Focus

Grad School Bound

Career through Academics

Experiential Interests

Career Pragmatists

AP/IB

courses

80%

80%

87%

79%

77%

60%

Used free online

tutoring

or test prep

77%

72%

76%

66%

70%

58%

Held a job

44%

49%

49%

49%

48%

40%

College

course for credit

48%

46%

48%

48%

48%

42%Traveled internationally42%44%45%32%31%25%HS course completely/partially online 32%30%36%31%31%27%Summer academic program or camp34%31%37%

24%26%

21%

Used a tutor

23%24%

19%

17%

19%

21%Paid test-prep

program18%

17%

20%

15%14%

11%

Had an internship

16%

17%18%

10%

13%10%

MOOC or

code camp10%

9%

12%

7%8%

7%Slide15

Professions of Interest by Mindsets (

STEM)

Exploration and Meaning

Social Focus

Grad School Bound

Career through Academics

Experiential Interests

Career Pragmatists

Engineer

47%

41%

46%

54%

47%

44%

Medical/dental professional

33%

34%

35%

24%

33%

25%

Technology/computer scientist

20%

19%

19%

25%

19%

21%

Natural or life scientist

21%

17%

27%

10%

13%

11%

Nursing or health care

19%

18%

12%13%17%19%Entrepreneur12%13%10%11%9%11%Management/business11%12%8%12%11%11%College professor

10%

7%

17%6%

6%

4%

Psychology/psychiatry/counseling12%

11%

7%

6%8%

9%

Government

9%

8%8%

5%

5%

5%School

teacher

9%8%

6%

6%

6%

7%Writer/journalist

10%

7%

6%

4%

5%

5%

Number of Professions of Interest

2.9

2.7

2.6

2.4

2.4

2.4Slide16

How to Work with MindsetsSlide17

Meeting Student Expectations

The opening conversation

Blind spots

Opportunities for supportSlide18

Experiential

Interests

Expected Outcomes

Get a good job after graduation

Get a solid foundation for an entire career

Gain practical career skills

Learning Experiences

Internships

Work study employment

Academic coursework

Application Drivers

Affordability

Career preparation

Core academic experiences

Differences

PrioritiesSlide19

Social

Focus

Expected Outcomes

Gain lasting friendships

Get a good job after graduation

Learning Experiences

Study abroad

Interactions with other students

Internships

Participation in student clubs or activities

Application

Drivers

Social environment

Priorities

DifferencesSlide20

Exploration and Meaning

Expected Outcomes

Learn to make decisions and solve problems in the real world

Learn to use my talents to benefit society

Learning Experiences

Study abroad

Internships

Participation in student clubs or activities

Application

Drivers

Diversity of academic opportunities

Core academic experiences

Academic environment

Priorities

DifferencesSlide21

Career Pragmatists

Expected Outcomes

Get a good job after graduation

Learning Experiences

Interactions with other students

Participation in student clubs or activities

Internships

Work study employment

Application

Drivers

Affordability

Career preparation

Flexibility of delivery

Priorities

DifferencesSlide22

Career through Academics

Expected Outcomes

Get a good job after graduation

Get a solid foundation for an entire career

Gain practical career skills

Learning Experiences

Interactions with other students

Academic coursework

Participation in student clubs or activities

Internships

Application

Drivers

Core academic experiences

Affordability

Career preparation

Academic environment

Priorities

DifferencesSlide23

Grad School Bound

Expected Outcomes

Gain scientific, mathematical, or technical skills

Learn how to conduct research

Get a solid foundation for graduate or professional school

Learning Experiences

Research opportunities with faculty

Academic coursework

Internships

Study abroad

Application

Drivers

Core academic experiences

Academic environment

Priorities

DifferencesSlide24

8 steps to enliven recruiting and the student experience

Prioritize the six student mindsets within the context of your institution

Develop your

narrative

for each relevant mindset

Qualify students into a mindset

Train recruiters on engagement strategies for each mindset

Create coherent balanced messaging

Conduct personalized recruiting

Build out relevant student pathways

Guide students based on their expectationsSlide25

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Prospective

Undergraduate Student Mindsets and STEM Education

THANK

YOU

KIM

REID

PRINCIPAL ANALYST

kreid@eduventures.com