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The image shows student satisfaction percentages at a UK university in 2007 across three categories: School Rooms, University Cafeteria, and School Facilities. In School Rooms, Undergraduates report 25% not satisfied, 13% quite satisfied, 62% very satisfied, while Postgraduates show 23% not satisfied, 15% quite satisfied, 62% very satisfied. The University Cafeteria reveals Undergraduates at 26% not satisfied, 22% quite satisfied, 52% very satisfied; Postgraduates are at 11% not satisfied, 16% quite satisfied, 73% very satisfied. School Facilities feature Undergraduates at 15% quite satisfied, 85% very satisfied without a not satisfied category, and Postgraduates report 12% not satisfied, 43% quite satisfied, 45% very satisfied.
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In 2007, student in university of UK are happy with different facilities at school. In this school the provide three facilities such as school rooms, cafetaria, and school facilities. This chart shows that many of the students are very satisfied with the facilities.

According to the first facilities, school rooms at univerisity are very useful for student because it shows that 62% of undergraduate student state they are very satisfied with this facilities compare to not satisfied its just about 25%. We can see that postgraduates student are very satisfied with facilities.

From the second chart, Cafetaria facilites it shows 52% students are very satisfied and 73% students are very satisfied. But there is student not satisfied with 26% and quite satisfied with 22%, its shows that not good enough this cafetaria. The university have to know what is the problem or what is the disadvantage from this cafetaria. Because other facilities the not satiesfied student less then usually.

Third chart shows school facilities many student is very satisfied with this benefit. Undergraduates and postgraduate more agree that they are very satisfied with this facilities.

In conclusion, University in UK should increased their advantage of facilities, so the student can satisfied all the facilities and more happy what the school provide.

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