Sample Reports
The sample reports provided below offer an example of reports produced in previous survey administrations when SNAAP was operating as a project of the Indiana University School of Education’s Center for Postsecondary Research.
With SNAAP’s current operating model, there will be some differences between what we have offered schools in the past and what we are able to offer in 2022. See SNAAP’s pricing page for an outline of what is included in SNAAP’s standard reports.
SNAAP leadership is actively working now to design a reporting model that will offer participating institutions a cleaner and clearer picture of their data while simultaneously keeping costs at a minimum.
Comparison groups (customizable groups) will no longer be available. Break-out groups of your institution’s data by major will remain an option for an additional cost. Participating institutions can expect to receive their reports in a PDF format and their datafile in Excel. Reports will be basic in terms of format and design, and will offer simple visuals.
Sample Institutional Reports (2010 – 2016)
These Sample Reports do not represent a single institution, but is a composite picture of responses from several different institutions.
Codebooks
The SNAAP codebooks help institutional researchers use their data. The codebooks provide all questions, response options, and coding information represented in the survey data, including variables.
Data, Pressing Needs, and Biggest Challenges: Insights from the Field
SNAAP set out to garner insights on pressing information needs within post-secondary arts and design fields as they relate to understanding and improving the careers and lives of graduates of related degree programs through a series of focus group conversations and interviews with faculty and administrators. The insights garnered through this process are presented in this report
