Survey example: High School Freshman Student survey about diversity and inclusion

This is an example of a High School Freshman Student survey about diversity and inclusion created with an AI survey builder. If you’re curious how these surveys work, see and try the example now.

We all know how tough it can be to create a student diversity and inclusion survey that feels truly engaging and collects honest, rich responses from freshmen. The traditional method often comes up short.

At Specific, we specialize in conversational, AI-powered survey tools that make these challenges a thing of the past. Every tool mentioned here is part of the Specific platform—designed for anyone who needs deep, reliable feedback fast.

What is a conversational survey and why AI makes it better for high school freshman students

When we talk about getting meaningful feedback on diversity and inclusion from high school freshmen, the true hurdle is making surveys both inviting and insightful. Static, form-based surveys can feel intimidating or boring—leading to incomplete, surface-level answers, especially in sensitive topics like inclusion.

This is where AI survey generation really shines. Unlike traditional, manual survey creation—which too often forces students to choose from rigid options or rush through a set of dull questions—AI-driven, conversational surveys adapt in real time. They engage students in a natural chat, making them comfortable enough to share genuine thoughts.

Why use AI for high school freshman student surveys?

• It’s more welcoming, so more students participate and open up.

• AI ensures every student—regardless of background—gets asked clarifying follow-ups, so nothing gets lost in translation.

• You get to work with a system that already “knows” what questions work best for diversity and inclusion. (Check out which questions drive the best results.)

With Specific, we’ve built the best user experience for conversational surveys on the market—making the process smooth and engaging for creators and young respondents alike. Plus, culturally diverse classrooms are proven to foster higher levels of empathy, creativity, and understanding among students, so collecting quality insights genuinely matters for school success [1].

Automatic follow-up questions based on previous reply

Many student feedback surveys fall short because they don’t clarify vague answers or dig into interesting leads—they just move on, and nuance gets lost. At Specific, our AI asks automatic follow-up questions based on each response in real time, just like a skilled interviewer would. This approach brings out details and stories students might not share unless prompted. For instance, if someone gives a brief answer or seems uncertain, our AI picks up on that and gently nudges for more context—without making the survey feel like an interrogation.

What happens if you skip follow-ups? Here’s a familiar scenario:

• Freshman student: “I don’t really talk to many people here.”

• AI follow-up: “Is there something about your classes or activities that makes it harder to connect with others?”

If there’s no follow-up, we’d miss out on understanding whether this is about school dynamics, extracurricular opportunities, or something personal. These clarifying questions make a huge difference—they save the back-and-forth emails and uncover what really matters to students. See how the automatic AI follow-up questions feature works in detail, or try generating your own survey and see what makes the experience so unique—for both you and your respondents.

Because follow-ups create a real back-and-forth, every survey becomes a true conversational survey—not just a static form.

Easy editing, like magic

Editing your survey with Specific’s AI survey editor feels a bit like magic. Instead of clicking through endless settings or templates, you just tell the AI—via a simple chat—what you want changed. Want to tweak a question, shift the tone, or add a new topic relevant to diversity and inclusion? Say it, and the AI updates your survey instantly, using expert-level knowledge on what works best for high school student feedback. No need for laborious manual edits or backtracking—get your changes done in seconds. Learn more about the AI survey editor.

Flexible delivery: landing page or in-product survey

Getting your diversity and inclusion survey to high school freshman students is seamless with Specific. You have two simple options that fit any scenario:

• Sharable landing page surveys: Perfect for emailing surveys to freshmen, sharing in a school newsletter, or posting on student portals. This method is especially useful for schools looking to reach students outside standard digital platforms—ideal for diversity and inclusion topics where you want honest, private responses at scale.

• In-product surveys: Great for school management platforms or virtual learning environments, so freshmen can provide feedback during their digital school experience. Useful when you want to catch students at moments that matter, like right after joining a club or completing a group project.

Landing page delivery tends to work especially well with first-year students who may want some privacy and flexibility in when and where they respond—critical for sensitive diversity and inclusion surveys. But if your community uses an internal app, in-product surveys are just as effective.

AI-powered survey analysis: instant insights

The work doesn’t end when responses come in—you need to turn them into actionable insights. Our AI survey analysis does the heavy lifting: it automatically summarizes responses, detects the main topics, and uncovers trends instantly. You’ll spot patterns in how freshmen experience school culture or inclusion, identify what’s working, and pinpoint challenges—without sorting through data by hand. Explore the benefits of automated survey insights, and see a hands-on walkthrough of how to analyze high school freshman student diversity and inclusion survey responses with AI.

And you can even chat directly with the AI about results—break down nuanced comments, test new hypotheses, or quickly pull supporting quotes for your next diversity or retention initiative. Analyzing survey responses with AI has never been this accessible.

See this diversity and inclusion survey example now

Experience how a conversational AI survey can transform high school student feedback on diversity and inclusion—see the example and try it for yourself. Uncover insights, engage students naturally, and discover what’s possible when the survey actually has a conversation.