Institutional Research

Maestro College reports and data

How Maestro College students rate their learning, and how instructors support them. Every figure links to its source and method.

Data period: 31 July 2025 to 6 September 2026

Methodology and definitions

Key figures

97%

average lesson rating (4.85 of 5 stars), from 290,231 lesson ratings from 31 July 2025 to 6 September 2026

97.6%

of student discussion posts received an instructor reply

45,555

human reviews of student work

96%

agreed the scholarship made their degree financially possible

Figures from the Teaching and Learning Report 2025-26 and the Student Survey 2026.

Reports and data briefs

Fast facts

What does the AI tutor do, and what do instructors do?
Maestro College's AI tutor delivers lessons, practice and review. Instructors review and grade exams and assignments with written feedback, answer academic questions and lead the weekly discussion; between September 2025 and 6 September 2026, 97.6% of student discussion posts received an instructor reply. AI tutor and instructors: who does what
How do Maestro College students rate their lessons?
In the learning platform, after each lesson, Maestro College students rate it on a scale of 1 to 5. Over the past year, students submitted 290,231 lesson ratings: the mean is 4.85 out of 5, and 262,526 of them (90.5%) were a perfect 5. Teaching and Learning Report 2025-26
How do students rate a course once they complete it?
In the learning platform, at the end of each course, students rate it on a scale of 1 to 5. Since 26 May 2026, 5,649 students have submitted 11,992 end-of-course ratings: the mean is 4.72 out of 5, and 81.5% of ratings were 5. Teaching and Learning Report 2025-26
What did students say in the 2026 survey?
In the Maestro College Student Survey 2026, 96% of respondents agreed that without the Maestro Pro Scholarship a degree would not have been financially possible, and 93% said their learning experience met their expectations. 3,703 surveys were completed between 4 August and 6 September 2026. Student Survey 2026
Where does this data come from?
All figures come from Maestro College's learning-platform records and an in-platform student survey, and are published with their reporting window and number of respondents. All data was collected for research and to help us keep improving teaching and support. Methodology and definitions

Cite this data

Maestro College (2026). Teaching and Learning Report 2025-26, version 1.0. maestrocollege.edu/Institutional-research/teaching-and-learning-report-2025-26.

Maestro College (2026). Student Survey 2026, version 1.0. maestrocollege.edu/Institutional-research/student-survey-2026.