The provided pie chart illustrates the data of students born in 2007 who were contented with different facilities at a university in the UK.
Overall, both undergraduates and postgraduates are content with the facilities at school, the satisfaction mostly came from undergraduates.
From an insightful observation, it is clear that both undergraduates and postgraduates tended to satisfied with the school rooms at university, followed by 62% and 63% perspectively, Regarding of the aforementioned information, both groups who are not satisfied with the rooms facilities at school are roughly 25% and 23%. However, the proportion that are quite content with the equipment dropped around 13% and 14%.
When it comes to the cafeteria, there is a heavy reliance on both undergraduates and postgraduates who extremely enjoy the facilities at school, accounting for 52% and 73%. Meanwhile, a quarter of each group are only quite happy with the university cafeteria, 22% for the undergraduates and 16% for the postgraduates. However, the percentages of not satisfied in the equipment of the undergraduates were 26%, double the figure from the postgraduates which only contained 11%.
It is notable that most of the undergraduates were satisfied with the school facilities, accounting for 85% while the postgraduates only required not more than a half, about 43%. Moreover, both groups are reported to be quite satisfied with the school facilities, 14% for the undergraduates and 32% for the postgraduates. Finally, only a small proportion of the undergraduates are not happy about the facilities, only 1%. In contrast, the postgraduates accounted for about a quarter, 25%.