The charts illustrate the average number of hours per day that students spend studying at five universities during weekdays and weekends.
Overall, students at all five universities studied for fewer hours on weekends than on weekdays. In addition, University C recorded the highest study hours during weekdays, while University D had the lowest figures in both periods.
Regarding weekdays, the amount of time spent studying was fairly similar across the five universities, ranging from 9.6 to 10.6 hours per day. University C had the highest figure at 10.6 hours, followed by University B at 10.1 hours. Universities A and E recorded approximately 10 hours, while University D had the lowest figure at 9.6 hours.
On weekends, study hours declined in all universities. University A showed the smallest decrease, falling from 9.8 hours to 9 hours per day. By contrast, Universities D and E recorded the lowest figures, at 5.6 and 6.2 hours respectively. University C also experienced a noticeable decline to 7.8 hours.
