The pie charts compare the satisfaction levels of Full-Time and Part-Time Students with IT support and the current opening hours.
Overall, it is evident that Full-Time Students are more satisfied with both IT support and the current opening hours compared to Part-Time Students. The majority of Full-Time Students reported being very satisfied with both IT support and the opening hours, whereas Part-Time Students expressed higher satisfaction with the opening hours but showed significant dissatisfaction with IT support.
In terms of IT support, 55% of Full-Time Students reported being very satisfied, making this the largest category. In contrast, only 20% of Part-Time Students expressed the same level of satisfaction. The percentage of students who felt “quite” satisfied was much higher among Part-Time Students at 32%, compared to just 25% of Full-Time Students. However, dissatisfaction was notably higher among Part-Time Students, with 48% not satisfied at all, compared to only 10% of Full-Time Students.
Regarding the current opening hours, the majority of students in both categories were very satisfied. Specifically, 67% of Full-Time Students and 72% of Part-Time Students reported being very satisfied. Those who felt “quite” satisfied accounted for 32% of Full-Time Students and 23% of Part-Time Students. Finally, the proportion of students who were not satisfied at all was relatively low in both groups, with 5% of Part-Time Students and only 1% of Full-Time Students expressing dissatisfaction.
In conclusion, while both Full-Time and Part-Time Students were largely satisfied with the current opening hours, Part-Time Students showed a notable level of dissatisfaction with IT support, in contrast to the overall positive response from Full-Time Students.