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“If we could afford to send it out to everybody, that would be great but we couldn’t afford it,” said Benne. “Actually, the student government paid for it.” to students who want to transfer to universities. The tour was completely free of charge with meals and snacks provided.

The survey will be available for three weeks. It started on March 7 and it will end on March 25.

The results of the selected students who will receive the incentives will hopefully be notified by March 28, according to Benne.

Students who have not yet responded to the survey will be reminded on March 16 and March 21.

The survey is confidential and Pierce College will not know any personal details of the respondents. The hope is that with the information gathered the Student Health Center will be able to better service the needs of students, according to Benne.

“Every person who gets an invitation and submits the survey, as an incentive, will be entered into a drawing for a Macbook Air and one of five iPads,” Benne said.