The two pie charts present information regarding the observation result carried out by a university on the judgment of full-time and part-time students about its supports.
Overall, it is clear that there is a significant difference of opinion between full-time and half-time students about university facilitates by IT support and current opening, where the majority of full-time students are very happy, while the most of part-time students feel quite happy. In contrast, by current opening, students have similar opinion about its support in both, where mostly full-time and part-time students are very happy.
In terms of IT support, the majority of full-time students have very joyful opinion about university services (54%), and unhappy become the lowest opinion of those, accounting for only 15%. In contrast, the most of part-time students are unhappy about the university facilitates, with recorded of 45%, that number to triple of unhappy full-time students. Even though, the proportions of quite happy opinion are quite similar for full-time and part-time students, at 31% and 35% respectively.
Nevertheless, the percentage of opening hours between full-time and part-time students have similar comparison, where the majority of full-time students have joyful judgement (97%) about opening hour support. Followed by quite happy and unhappy opinion, accounting for only 12% and 1%, separately. Meanwhile, part-time students are satisfied with the current opening hours, with 72% of feeling pleased, 23 quite happy, and just under 5% unhappy.