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Band 4+: 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. 5.5

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The image contains four pie charts detailing percentages for categories of students' accommodation. Top left chart: full-time students with 56% in private-rented housing, 36% in parental-owned housing, 8% in campus accommodation. Bottom left chart: full-time students with 54% in private-rented housing, 34% in parental-owned housing, 12% in campus accommodation. Top right chart: part-time students with 74% in parental-owned housing, 14% in private-rented housing, 12% in campus accommodation. Bottom right chart: part-time students with 76% in parental-owned housing, 14% in private-rented housing, 10% in campus accommodation.
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The given pie chart compares the opinions of full-time and part-time students about the services in university

Overall, it is clear that major part of full-time students delighted of asked services in the university, while just under a half of the part time students not happy about IT support offered by the university.

Regarding to full-time students, 54% of respondents are “very happy” with the offered IT support; however, nearly a third of them are “quite happy” accounts for 31%. Only a 15% of surveyed full-time students are not happy with the IT support. In addition, the vast majority of the full-time students, namely 87% “very happy” with current opening hours, whereas12% and 1% of respondents are “quite happy” and “not happy” respectively.

From the other hand, 45% of the part-time students are not happy with the IT support, almost 35% are “quite happy”, it is relatively similar as full-time students, and only 20% of surveyed part-time students are delighted with the It support offered by university. Furthermore, likewise the full-time students, vast majority of part-time students are delighted with the opening hours of the university, it is slightly lower, at 72%. However, about 23% of respondents answered “quite happy” and 5% of part-time students not delighted with the opening time, the rate is higher than full time students on 4%

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