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Band 5+: The table below shows percentages of students with different attitudes for facilities in the university in the UK in 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image displays a table with categories 'Social facility', 'Study facility', and 'Cafeteria', each divided into 'Undergraduate' and 'Postgraduate' for three levels of satisfaction: 'Very satisfied', 'Quite satisfied', and 'Dissatisfied'. Social facility satisfaction shows undergraduates at 75% very satisfied, 20% quite satisfied, and 5% dissatisfied, while postgraduates are at 65% very satisfied, 25% quite satisfied, and 10% dissatisfied. Study facility satisfaction sees undergraduates at 85% very satisfied, 8% quite satisfied, 7% dissatisfied, and postgraduates at 90% very satisfied, 6% quite satisfied, 4% dissatisfied. Cafeteria satisfaction has undergraduates at 50% very satisfied, 35% quite satisfied, 15% dissatisfied, and postgraduates at 40% very satisfied, 25% quite satisfied, 35% dissatisfied.
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The diagram reveals data regarding a state satisfaction survey for 3 distinctive criteria at a particularly university in UK.

Overall, both undergraduate and postgraduate students were very satisfied with the size of bedrooms and university cafeteria. Meanwhile, only undergraduate students were very satisfied with social facilities.

To begin with, approximately one half (52%) of undergraduates were very satisfied with study facilities in the bedrooms and cafeteria of the university. Additionally, one- third of them were quite satisfied with university cafeteria, whereas 14% of undergraduates had good opinion about study equipment in bedrooms. On the other hand, almost one quarter of undergraduates were not satisfied with study facilities, and 15% of them were also dissatisfied with cafeteria. Looking at social facilities rates, most undergraduates had a positive feedback, which equals to 85%. Coming to rest of them, 14% of them were quite satisfied, while only 1% of them had contradictory respond.

Coming to the postgraduates, three-fourth of them were satisfied with study facilities: 63% very and 12% quite satisfyance, by contrast, one-fourth of them had negative feedback. Looking at feedbacks about university cafeteria, 74% and 21% of them were very and quite satisfied, accordingly, and only 5% were dissatisfied. Finally, unlike undergraduates, most of postgraduates were dissatisfied about social facilities (45%), meanwhile, there were 21% very satisfied ones and 34% quite satisfied postgraduates.

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