Qualtrics - How to Request Access to Qualtrics

Objective

Following these steps will enable and access your Qualtrics account at MSU.

Environment

Qualtrics

Before You Begin

MSU has a licensing agreement with Qualtrics that allows all students, faculty, and staff to use this research survey tool at no cost. Read the MSU Qualtrics Getting Started for steps to create a survey and find other resources.

If you already had a Qualtrics account, you may have had a different username and password than your MSU NetID and password. This means you’ll want to connect your previous account with your MSU NetID account and migrate past survey data. See this Qualtrics Support Page (link) for more on that process.

NOTE: Department sponsored Affiliate accounts can be granted access to MSU Qualtrics through the Default Access Request Form.

Steps

  1. Visit https://qualtrics.msu.edu.
  2. Click Log into Qualtrics.
  3. Enter your MSU NetID and password.

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