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Band 8+: The pie charts show the results of a survey conducted by a university on the opinions of full-time and part-time students about its services.

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The pie charts compare the opinions of full-time and part-time students regarding their satisfaction with university services, specifically IT support and opening hours.

Overall, more positive feedback was given for opening hours than IT support, with full-time students expressing greater satisfaction with both services compared to part-time students.

In terms of IT support, over half of the full-time students were very happy, while only 20% of part-time students shared this sentiment. Conversely, 15% of full-time students were dissatisfied with IT support, compared to 45% of part-time students. The percentage of students who were quite happy with IT support was similar for both groups, at around one third.

Regarding opening hours, the majority of both full-time (87%) and part-time (72%) students were very happy. Only 1% of full-time students were dissatisfied, while 5% of part-time students expressed dissatisfaction. The remaining 12% of full-time students and nearly a quarter of part-time students felt quite happy with the opening hours.

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