The rendered chart consists of two set of pie charts, illustrating the feedback collected from full-time and part-time students about the provided amenities through a survey directed by a university library. Wherein the former details the satisfaction with the IT support, the latter demonstrates the percentage of students convinced with their present opening hours.
To begin with the former chart, overall, it can be comprehended that both full time and part time students had entirely different opinions regarding IT support, as majority of the former were pleased, whereas its part-time counterparts were not satisfied at all. The proportion of fully gratified students was overwhelmingly higher than all others, comprising 55% of total full-times students, with the disparity of 25% with its opponents. Collectively, 58% of students were dissatisfied with these services. However, the proportion of partially pleased students was accounted for approximately one-third section of each.
Probing to the latter set of pie charts from a bird’s eye view, it is lucid that greater proportion of both group of students were satisfied with latest timing of a university. Whereas 72% of part-time students, followed by full-time students at 67%, were fully convinced with current opening hours. Notably, the ratio of moderately satisfied students was the same as it was in terms of IT support. Interestingly, the proportion of disappointed students was significantly lower, consisting only 1% percent and 5% of in respective group of students.