The table describes which aspects of the three courses: economics, law, and commerce first-year students considered the best.
Overall, the majority marked the highest teaching quality in economics. While tutor support was leading in the law course, commerce achieved the dominant proportion in pre-course information and teaching quality.
Economics recorded the highest share of 95% in teaching quality, followed by tutor support, at around 92%. Meanwhile, pre-course information and print resources reached the lowest satisfaction rate, only 55% and 59%, respectively.
In contrast, about 80% of first-year students considered other resources very good, compared with only 70% for print resources. Tutor support was also noticeably high, only 1% above other resources, while teaching quality reached just around 67%.
Pre-course information and teaching quality accounted for the highest percentage in the commerce course, both making up 95%. While tutor support represented a substantial share of 93%, print resources reached a lowest 81%.
