Given is the chart presents the proportions of undergraduate and postgraduate students expressing different levels of satisfaction with university facilities in the UK in 2008.
It is clear that the majority of students, both undergraduate and postgraduate, were very satisfied with the study facility. In contrast, satisfaction levels were lower for the social facility and cafeteria, with a higher proportion of students expressing dissatisfaction in these areas.
Looking at undergraduate students, 75% were very satisfied with the social facility, which is similar to the satisfaction level for the study facility at 85%. In contrast, only half of the students were satisfied with the cafeteria. Additionally, 20% of students were quite satisfied with the social facility, while 5% were dissatisfied. For the study facility, 8% were quite satisfied and 7% were dissatisfied, and for the cafeteria, 35% were quite satisfied and 15% were dissatisfied.
Turning to postgraduate students, 65% were very satisfied with the social facility, which was lower than the proportion of postgraduates very satisfied with the study facility, at 90%. However, satisfaction with the cafeteria was lower, with only 40% expressing very satisfied. The proportion of students quite satisfied with the social facility and cafeteria was the same, at 25%, whereas for the study facility, it was 6%. A higher proportion of postgraduate students expressed dissatisfaction, with 10% dissatisfied with the social facility, 4% with the study facility, and 35% with the cafeteria.