The two pie charts present information about a university’s survey results on full-time and part-time students’ opinions about its facilities.
Overall, it is clear that there is a notable difference in views between full-time and part-time students regarding the university’s IT support and current opening hours. The majority of full-time students are very happy with the IT support, while most part-time students feel quite happy. On the other hand, regarding current opening hours, both full-time and part-time students have similar opinions, with a majority feeling very happy.
Regarding IT support, the most of full-time students are very satisfied with the university’s services (54%), while only 15% express unhappiness. In contrast, the major part-time students are unhappy with the university’s facilities, comprising 45% of respondents, which is three times higher than unhappy full-time students. However, the proportions of those feeling quite happy are similar for full-time and part-time students, at 31% and 35% respectively.
In terms of current opening hours, the majority of full-time students are pleased with the support provided during open hours (97%). Few express feelings quite happy (12%) or unhappy (1%). On the other hand, part-time students are content with the current opening hours, with 72% feeling pleased, followed by quite happy of 23%, and unhappy, as the lower, just under 5%.