The charts below provide data about the number of hours that students at five universities study on weekdays and weekends. Overall, while students from University C study the most on weekdays, students from University D study the least. On weekends, students from University A dedicate the most time to studying, whereas students from University D study the least.
As mentioned before, students from University C spend the most time studying during the weekdays, averaging 10.6 hours per day, followed closely by students from University B at 10.1 hours. University E ranks third with an average of 10 hours of study each day. In contrast, students from University D and University A have the lowest study times at 9.6 and 9.8 hours, respectively. The differences in study time across the universities are relatively minor.
On weekends, students from University A again rank first in terms of study duration, averaging 9 hours. University B follows as the second-longest, and students from University C study 0.8 hours less than those from University B. The lowest study time is observed among students from University D, who spend only 5.6 hours studying, while University E ranks second-lowest at 6.2 hours.