The pie charts illustrate the happiness of students in 2007 with various amenities at a university in the UK.
Overall, the proportion of all the students are very satisfied with the infrastructure of the university, including both undergraduates and postgraduates.
As far as school facilities are concerned, by far the largest pupils of undergraduates are very satisfied, with a hefty 85%. Meanwhile, quite satisfied students recorded 14%, while not satisfied pupils demonstrated by far the lowest feature, with a mere 1%. Turning to postgraduates, very satisfied students illustrated 43%. At the same time, quite satisfied students stood at 32%, whereas not satisfied pupils took up 25% respectively.
In terms of University Cafeteria, most of the postgraduates were very satisfied, accounting for 73%. As for quiet quite and not satisfied students, the former showed 16%, while the latter witnessed 11%. By comparison, 52% of undergraduates were very delighted. Not happy students recorded 26%, whereas quite satisfied students were 22% respectively.
Regarding school rooms of university, 63% of postgraduates were very satisfied, in comparison, not and quite satisfied followed, with 23% and 14% respectively. As regards undergraduates, very satisfied students ranked first, with 62%. Not and quite satisfied students, meanwhile, demonstrated 25% and 13% respectively.