The pie charts illustrate three different judgments of full-time and part-time students about its service conducted by a university.
Overall, it can be seen that there was more positive feedback about the current opening hours than the IT support. Another notable is that full-time students tended to be more satisfied with the two services when compared with part-time students.
Firstly, when it comes to IT support service, the percentage of full-time students very happy was by far the most outstanding, at just under 55%, which was significantly higher than part-time students (just only 35%). The proportion of not very at all results recorded in the part-time students is greater than the corresponding figure for full-time students, by 30%. The percentage of quite happy results, the data of these two category students was relatively the same, at about one third.
In terms of opening hour service, the majority of both types of the students felt very happy, at 87% and 72% respectively. The percentage of quiet happy result of the part-time students was 23%, which is 11% greater than that in full-time students. Only 1% of the examined full-time students were not satisfied with the opening hours whereas the figure for part-time students was a little higher, at 5%.