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Band 7+: Task 1: The charts show how satisfied students were with several types of facilities at a university in the UK in the year 2007. Provide an overview of the information by identifying and describing the key details, and include comparisons where appropriate.

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The image presents six pie charts showing satisfaction levels for Undergraduates and Postgraduates across three categories. For 'School rooms at university', Undergraduates' satisfaction was: Very satisfied 62%, Quite satisfied 13%, Not satisfied 25%; Postgraduates' satisfaction was: Very satisfied 63%, Quite satisfied 14%, Not satisfied 23%. For 'University Cafeteria', Undergraduates' satisfaction was: Very satisfied 52%, Quite satisfied 22%, Not satisfied 26%; Postgraduates' satisfaction was: Very satisfied 73%, Quite satisfied 16%, Not satisfied 11%. For 'Schoool Facilities', Undergraduates' satisfaction was: Very satisfied 52%, Quite satisfied 34%, Not satisfied 14%; Postgraduates' satisfaction was: Very satisfied 43%, Quite satisfied 32%, Not satisfied 25%.
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The bar charts demonstrate the proportion of satisfied and non-satisfied students with a few types of facilities at a university in the UK in 2007.

Overall, it can be noticed that the postgraduates were more satisfied than the undergaduates in the most categories. Besides, the most satisfacting facility among the postgraduates was the university cafeteria.

As for the bachelor’s students, the category which they liked the most was the school rooms at university with 62% of the students rated their feelings as “very satisfied”, whereas 25% and 13% of the students described their feelings as “quite satisfied” and “not satisfied” respectively. In the meantime, the undergraduates described their expression of the university cafeteria as “very satisfied” in 52% of cases, “not satisfied” in 26% and “quite satisfied” in 22%. Finally, the bachelor’s students were satisfied with the school facilities in 52% of cases, while proportion of other cases did not exceed 34%.

Turning to the master’s students, the best rated category was the university cafe with 73% of “very satisfied” students,which was nearly four times more than “quite satisfied” and “not satisfied” students together comprising 11% and 16% respectively. Meanwhile, the postgraduates were very satisfied with the school rooms at university in 63% of cases, not satisfied in 23% of cases and quite satisfied in 14% of cases. Additionally, the school facilities was the least satisfing aspect, so 43% of the postgraduates were “very satisfied”, 32% were “quite satisfied” and 25% were “not satisfied”.

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