The table illustrates the percentage of applicants who rated college resources as “very good” across three courses: Economics, Law, Commences.
Overall, Commerce was chosen by the majority of students and had the highest rate among three courses, while the lowest proportion of the rating was allocated to Law in all the courses.
According to the data, Commerce had the highest overall approval with 95% satisfaction of pre-course information and teaching, and 93% delighted students in tutoring. In contrast, Law only managed to attract 62% in teaching, which is the lowest grade in that column, although other resources were highly-assessed at 80%. Meanwhile, Economics performed high rate in majority of areas, especially in teaching at 95% and tutor support at 90%. However pre-course information of Economics emerged as the lowest level of satisfaction in all the comparative description at 59%.
In terms of, the data highlights that Commerce outperformed all the courses in all areas, while Law remained as the most disappointed and unpopular subject in college among the applicants.
