This survey research assignment examines the feelings of first semester Seneca students during their studies. The author conducted a survey of 40 students using 10 closed-ended questions about their experiences participating in classes, interactions with professors, reactions to grades, and views on the grading system. The strengths of the questions are that they directly relate to typical aspects of students' school lives like grades. However, the questions could be improved by avoiding potential bias and more clearly connecting to principles of psychological research, such as using open-ended questions that allow for varied responses rather than predefined answers.