The chart illustrates the students’ satisfaction levels at the University of Norville, as well as the total class hours attended by undergraduates on average per week, for the years 2000,2005 and 2010.
Overall, we notice very clearly that the percentage of students with high satisfaction drops by 20% throughout the years, moreover, the dissatisfied students increased remarkably, where the average class hours fluctuated throughout the period.
According to what is shown in the chart, in 2002, it is apparent that most of the students are with satisfaction rate under 40% and with 20 class hours per week.
In 2005, we observe in the chart that the”highly satisfied” rate decreases to 20%, whereas, the “satisfied” rate surges up to 60% as well as the class hours, where it reached 25 hours per week.
In addition, over the last year, the dissatisfied students soared, reaching 70%. Furthermore, the class hours dropped to 10 hours on average per week.
