The table illustrates the proportion of first-year students who rated various college resources as very good for three different courses. Overall, it is clear that most of the students are satisfied with the Commerce course, while Economics dominates in the second place. However, students are less satisfied with the Law course resources.
In more detail, in Economics, most of the students are satisfied with the teaching methods and tutor support, at around 95% and 90% respectively, while for pre-course information and other resources, the percentage was 59% and 60% respectively, which are almost similar. However, in the Commerce section, around 95% of students were satisfied with pre-course information and teaching style, and for other resources, it was around 81%.
On the other hand, the Law course received comparatively lower satisfaction for tutor support, at approximately 76%, while for other resources, it received a higher percentage than the Economics course, at around 80%. For pre-course information and printed resources, it generally had 70%.