The table below shows the results of survey of first-year students who take courses in a particular university.

The graph illustrates data concerning the proportion of how newbies rated a university for several characteristics from 2000 to 2010. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is readily apparent that more and more students satisfied with print

resources

for over a decade.

Additionally

, there were improvements in teaching quality, print

resources

and electronic

resources

,

whereas

the quality of the range of curriculum declined and its building or teaching facilities remained stable during a period of time. When it comes to print

resources

, there was 84% of students who were favoured in 2000,

then

increasing slightly and reaching a peak of 89% in 2005 before falling just 1%

at the end

.

In addition

, students in the first year were happy with teaching quality (65%) which recovered to 69% in 2010 after decreasing by about 2% in the first 5 years.

Furthermore

, the figure for electronic

resources

rocketed to 88% in the end which doubled at the beginning. In terms of the range of available subjects, it was not only the least valuable subject, but it

also

reduced from 32% to 27% over a period of time.

Finally

, the second-highest was buildings or teaching facilities which stayed unchanged at 77% during a decade.