Band 6+: The table below shows the results of a survey of first-year students taking various courses at a particular university. It shows how many of the students considered various aspects of their course 'very good'.

The table illustrates the satisfaction of first-year students in each aspect for different courses, namely Economics, Law and Commerce at a specific university.

Overall, the Commerce course seemed to recieve most satisfaction among the courses while the oscillation of satisfaction recorded to be highest with different assessments between categories.

To commence with, The course that dominated in this table was Commerce, with the lowest being 81% along with printing resources while the highest aspect registered to be pre-course information and teaching quality about 95%. Followed up were the tutor support and the other resource with 93% and 86% respectively. Moving to Law, the aspect that gained the highest good feedback were the tutor assistance and other resources with a similar percentage around 80%. Meanwhile, The table documented the similar proportion for the remaining groups, roughly 70%. For the economics course, despite leading at teaching quality and tutor support, around 93%, the others categories remained under 65% which was the lowest among others courses.