Colleges have become aware of two kinds of losses of students: those who enroll and drop out before completing the semester and those who might be called registration drop-outs. The three colleges of the Los Rios Community College District have shared that concern. Therefore, an approach has been made to the problem of the registration drop-out with the intent of using the findings to discover additional ways to meet student needs. The survey involved the fall class of 1973. Since the counseling-guidance function is organized a bit differently at each college, each college added questions to the basic survey instrument in order to gain additional information for use in the distinctive guidance process of the given institution. Therefore, the findings of each of the three colleges are reported separately. Conclusions drawn, however, are based on the common elements among the three reports. Included in the document are responses to the questions "How Could the College Have Served You Better?" and "How Can the College Be of Assistance to You in the Future?" (Author/SW)