The pie charts illustrate the percentage of satisfied of both undergraduates and postgraduates with three different types of facilities at a university in the UK in the year 2007.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that both undergraduates and postgraduates very satisfied with all facilities of the university .
Regarding the statistics for school rooms at university, the proportions in both types of student are quite similarly, very satisfied students in both accounted for the most of all at nearly 65%, and quite satisfied postgraduates and undergraduates were 14% and 13% respectively. Whereas this number at not satisfied were a fourth of all.
The attitudes from undergraduates and postgraduates towards the university Cafeteria were positive, accounting for 52% and 73% respectively. However, the percentage of undergraduates did not prefer with this service were higher than postgraduates, with their respective figures being 26% and 11%, in turn. In contrast,regarding the school Facilities, the proportion of dissatisfied graduate students was higher than that of students who had not yet graduated, with 25% and 14% respectively. Students who had not yet graduated felt satisfy with this service occupied a half of the chart, while this number in graduate students were 43%. Therefore , the rest of the chart were belong to the quite satisfied students.
