This report presents the 2000-2001 results of Santa Fe Community College's (SFCC) (Florida) annual survey of outgoing students' opinions and perceptions of their educational experiences and institutional services. Responses were received from 2,397 students, all of whom were candidates for graduation in associate and certificate programs. The 10 most positive responses and the corresponding percentage of students indicating "good" to "very good" were class size (92%), overall classroom environment (89%), printed course schedule (86.7%), printed college catalog (84.8%), computer labs (85%), records (83%), online course schedule (82%), instructor help (82%), admissions (81%), and spring/fall arts festivals (80%). The 10 most negative responses and the corresponding percentage of students indicating "poor" to "very poor" were: campus parking (43%), academic advisement (14%), campus lighting (14%), personal counseling (10%), career planning (10%), voice in college policy (10%), intramurals (10%), financial aid (10%), police assistance (9%), and interest/social clubs (8%). An examination of student responses to all of the survey questions is divided into educational experience (which includes classroom, courses, instructors, academic resources, overall college atmosphere and cultural atmosphere) and ratings of the quality of services offered at SFCC (which includes student services, the assessment center, academic and personal counseling, student activities, and personal safety). (KP)