The table illustrates the proportion of freshmen in three courses satisfied with 5 different resources of their college.
Overall, teaching contributed the highest percentage of economics students, as well as commerce, rated ‘very good’, while it was other resources for the law course. Additionally, the figures for commerce were the highest in each category.
Regarding economics, almost all of the students showed fulfillment with the teaching, at 95%, while the tutor was rated at 90%. Furthermore, this figure for the resources (print) was 81%, whereas other resources and pre-course information were comparable, standing at around 60%.
Law students rated the most for other resources at 80%, which was the highest statistic among other categories. Following it, 76%, 72%, and 70% of freshmen were satisfied with the tutor, pre-course information, and the printing resources, respectively. The teaching quality, however, witnessed the lowest figure, at 62%.
Concerning commerce, both teaching and pre-course information received 95% of the comments rating ‘very good’, and this was followed by the tutor with 93%. Moreover, the remaining resources were also higher than 80%, representing the course with the highest levels of satisfaction.
