Your opinion matters! At San Jacinto College, we use your feedback to improve our classes, practices, and overall institution. Whether you’re currently enrolled or a member of the faculty, please take a few minutes to give us the feedback we need to make positive change.
We use the End of Course Survey (EOCS) system for you to provide feedback. The system is a web-based survey tool that allows users to access surveys through most internet browsers and mobile devices.
Use your San Jac username and password to log in. This is the same username and password you use to access Blackboard and SOS.
The end of class surveys are available during the second-to-last week of class. For example, if you’re enrolled in a four-week class, the survey will be available during week three.
More specifically, the survey will be available 11 days before the end of a course and will remain open for seven days. If you do not have a course ending in the next 11 days, you will not see a survey to complete.
Your responses to the end of course evaluation surveys remain anonymous. The system is designed so that instructors can’t identify a student based on multiple choice responses. Unless you identify yourself in the written comments, those responses also remain anonymous.
Additionally, survey results are not released to faculty until after final grades have been submitted for the course.
Students and employees who need to recover their San Jacinto College network password can do so here: https://www.sanjac.edu/password.
For external users of the survey system or other special accounts, please email survey@sjcd.edu for assistance.
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San Jacinto College adheres to strict standards for moral and ethical research. Survey data collected generally are used to support continuous improvement efforts across all areas of the college; any other collection and use of data within the college must be reviewed and approved by the Institutional Review Board. The Department of Institutional Research & Data Science should be notified of any research to be conducted within the college or as part of college operations.
Have questions? Reach out to us at survey@sjcd.edu.