The charts give information about the outcomes of the survey held by a university regarding to what extent full-time and part-time students are content with the university’s IT support. Overall, there is a noticeable distinction in the level of satisfaction between the two given groups. Although the majority of full-time students are satisfied with the university’s IT support, most of the part-time students claimed their dissatisfaction with the service provided.
As for the full-time students, the vast majority of them expressed how satisfied they are with the IT service of the university claiming that they are either “very happy” or “quite happy”. Those who are very happy - 54% and quite happy - 31%. Only, 15% of the full-time students who took part in the survey expressed their dissatisfaction.
The response from the part-time students shows rather negativity towards the university’s IT support. 45% of the part-time students regarded the university’s service as rather poor. However, 35% of the part-time students reported that it is on average level. Finally, the remaining one fifth of part-time students are content with the service supplied.
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As for the full-time students, the vast majority of them expressed how satisfied they are with the IT service of the university claiming that they are either “very happy” or “quite happy”. Those who are very happy - 54% and quite happy - 31%. Only, 15% of the full-time students who took part in the survey expressed their dissatisfaction.
The response from the part-time students shows rather negativity towards the university’s IT support. 45% of the part-time students regarded the university’s service as rather poor. However, 35% of the part-time students reported that it is on average level. Finally, the remaining one fifth of part-time students are content with the service supplied.
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