The bar chart shows how many hours students spend studying at five particular universities per day.
Overall, students dedicate significantly more time to studying on weekdays compared to weekends across all universities. Additionally, university D consistently records the fewest study hours during both weekdays and weekends.
From Monday to Friday, university C ranks first with the highest figures of 10.6 hours per day, followed by university B and E with 10.1 hours per day and 10 hours per day, respectively. Meanwhile, the amount of time students spend studying daily at university A is 9.8 hours, which is 0.2 hours more than that of university D.
During weekends, these figures fluctuated considerably, with students at all universities. Moreover, the study time of university A and C decreased slightly, 9 hours per day for the former and 8.6 hours per day for the latter, while university C had a significant drop, causing university C to be surpassed, at 7,8 hours per day. In addition students at university E spent even less time studying, with 6.2 hours per day, compared to just 5.6 per day hours at university D, which is the lowest among all the universities.
