Here, the given pie charts compare the suggestions of full-time and part-time students about their university services, including IT support and library opening hours. Units are calibrated in percentages.
Overall, at a fleeting glance, it is lucidly visible that a majority of full-time and part-time learners were satisfied with library opening hours, while almost half of part-time students were not satisfied with IT support and full-time learners mostly enjoyed IT support.
Analyzing the charts, part-time students were very satisfied with the library opening hours—almost three-quarters only 23% had an average opinion and remaining tiny proportion (5%) completely disagreed. In opposition to this 67% full-time students were very satisfied but only 1% was not happy remaining one-third had a neutral opinion.
Moving further, almost 33% of students were not completely satisfied with IT support in both sections. Conversely, the highest proportion (45%) of part-time students were not at all happy with IT support, whereas 55% full-time students very happy, followed by 20% part-time students who were very happy. Lastly, 13% of full-time learners not happy with IT service.