The table details the percentage of first-year students giving a “very good” rating to the resources offered for three college courses.
In general, it is noticeable that the rate of first-year students giving a “very good” rating to the teaching for economics is the highest. Meanwhile, the figures for pre-course information and teaching in commerce are the biggest.
Starting with the proportions of first-year students giving a “very good” rating to the resources for economics, that of teaching is the largest, at 95%. This is followed by those of tutor, print, pre-course information and other resources, at 90, 81, 60 and 59% in corresponding order.
Moving to the shares of first-year students giving a “very good” rating to the resources for law, the figure for other resources is the highest, at 80%. In addition, the percentages, amounting to 62,70,72 and 76% are attributed to teaching, print, pre-course information and tutor in that order.
Looking at the rates of first-year students giving a “very good” rating to the resources for commerce, those of pre-course information and teaching are the biggest, at 95%. Simultaneously, the tutor, print and other resources register corresponding proportions of 93,85 and 81%.
