"We are going to share the data to the extent possible, which means absolutely prioritizing the anonymity of our respondents and making sure that we never end up with a cell size that is so small that you sort of know… something about the people that responded," Laibson said.

Organizers for Our Harvard Can Do Better, a student activist group, said they are pleased but have some reservations about the survey, which they viewed during January’s round of pre-testing. Jessica R. Fournier ’17, who participated in the pre-testing, said she was unsure how much student feedback from the pre-testing will affect the makeup of the final survey.

“It seems like it will be very difficult to actually have questions that are substantive, that everyone’s suggestions across all these schools will actually make it in in a way that will make the survey better,” Fournier said.

—Staff writer Noah J. Delwiche contributed to the reporting of this story.

—Staff writer Theodore R. Delwiche can be reached at theodore.delwiche@thecrimson.com. Follow him on Twitter @trdelwic.

—Staff writer Mariel A. Klein can be reached at mariel.klein@thecrimson.com. Follow her on Twitter @mariel_klein.