The provided pie chart illustrates data about outcome of a survey of people categories who visit university’s library, and the table gives information about visitors’s satisfaction.
Overall, it is clearly seen that the majority of library users are full-time undergraduate students, while the minority consists of academic staff. In addition, the percentage of satisfaction is high.
The number of undergraduate students enrolled on a full-time basis record the highest percentage, accounting almost 45 percent, whereas the figure of full-time postgraduate students are half that amount, at 25%. Part-time postgraduates ones make up 16%. People who studies online and workers of academia represent 8 and 7 percent, respectively.
As for the second table, 65 percent of visitors are very satisfied with a time of opening the library and people who are quite satisfied with this factor are 35 percent. Almost everyone expressed satisfaction with the usefulness of staff, making up 95 percent. None of the individuals show dissatisfaction with both indicators. Almost the half of the individuals extremely satisfied with the availability of books, journals, and reliability of internet connection. Books accessibility reasonably pleased users account two-fifths, while journal accessing and stability of wi-fi are approximately 35%. However, the percentage of dissatisfied students with books make up 10 percent. The number of not satisfied with journals and wi-fi account about 20 percent.