The chart illustrates data about how many hours students spend studying each day on weekdays and weekends at five different universities. Overall, what stands out from the graph is that the number of study hours at weekends is less than that at weekdays of all five universities. In addition, students at university C have highest number of study hours per day on weekdays while students at university A took the first place on weekends. Furthermore, the figure for student at university D is the least on both weekdays and weekends
Regarding the number of study hours on weekdays, students at university C, b and E spend 10 or more at 10.6 hours, 10.1 hours and 10 hours respectively. Meanwhile, student at university A and C spend a little bit shorter to study at 9.8 and 9,6 hours.
At weekends, the number of study hours is significantly different at different universities. The number of study hours each day at univeristy A, B and C slightly went down to 9, 8.6 and 7.8 respectively, while that at university D and E significantly decreased to 5.6 and 6.2 hours.
