The table chart compares the percentage of first-year students who gave a very good rating to different resources provided by a college for three courses, namely Economics, Law, and Commerce.
Overall, Commerce received the highest satisfaction levels across almost all categories, while Law showed comparatively lower ratings, particularly for teaching.
In Economics, the proportion of students rating teaching as very good was extremely high at 95%, while tutor support also received a strong 90%. However, pre-course information was rated lower at 59%, and other resources stood at 60%.
For low, the pattern is somewhat different, with pre-course information at 72% and other resources peaking at 80%, although teaching satisfaction dropped to 62%. Commerce consistently performed best, with very high ratings for pre-course information and teaching, both at 95%, and then tutor experienced at 93%, followed by 85% for resources print.
