The provided charts provide information about variations in how students at five different universities spent their time on studying each day.
Overall, while students at university C spent the highest number of hours on studying on weekdays, university A stood at the first place in the hours spent on studying at weekends. The time allocated to studying on weekdays at all universities were higher than the figure for weekends.
Regarding weekdays, university C hosted the highest number of hours spent on studying, with 10.6 hours per day. Students at university E and B devoted 10 and 10.1 hours per day to study, respectively. 9.8 hours a day was spent on studying by students at university A, which was 0.2 hours higher than the figure for university C.
The highest number of hours expended on studying at weekends was recorded at university A, with 9 hours per day, followed by university B (8.6 hours per day). Students at university C preferred spending 7.8 hours per day at weekends on studying, slightly higher than the figure for university E (6.2 hours per day). University D experienced the least number of time allocated to studying by students among five universities, with 5.6 hours per day.
