The line graph demonstrates the number of full-time and part-time learners who spend time on academic tasks during the weekdays in 2014.
Overall, the data shows a rising trend in student numbers with decrease in the end of the line graph. While a single peak was illustrated by full-time students in the late morning, part-time students showed two peaks, one in the morning and another in the evening.
According to the chart, the percentage of full-time students studying at 12 am, constitutes 5%, compered to the 1% for part-time. For both groups, particapation dropped to the lowest point between 2 and 4 am. After that, category of full-time students rose sharply and reached its peak of approximately 35% between 10 and 11 am. It decreased steadily throughout the afternoon time, falling to nearly 10% at the end of the period.
The line graph of part-time learners, contrasting to the full-time, rose gradually after 5 am, reaching its highest percentage of nearly 20% at 10 am and showing fluctuation through the left time. Similarly to the first category, it declined at the end and reached 5%.
Summarising, both propotions of university students experienced increase in late morning and dropped at the end of the period.