Table 1: Percentage of PolyU Students Satisfied with Various Aspects of the PolyU

	Males	Females
Library	30	35
Sports Facilities	24	75
Eating Venues	85	40
Fees	40	45

3. Findings

Table 1 illustrates the [?] of male and female students who are satisfied with a range of [?] of the PolyU.

3.1 Library

Only around a [?] of both male and female students expressed [?] with the library at the PolyU. This could be for several [?], including the noisy environment in the library, the lack of new editions of popular books and the general cleanliness of the surroundings. An [?] of this is that fewer students might study in the library which could lead to lower levels of academic achievement.

3.2 Sports Facilities

Three [?] as many females (75%) are [?] with the sports facilities compared to males (24%). It [?] that the relocation of the football pitch to facilitate the construction of a new teaching block has had an effect on male [?] of sports facilities, while females have been less affected by this measure. One [?] of this is that the performance of the PolyU football team might suffer during inter-university competitions.

3.3 Eating Venues

[?] eating venues, there is a large difference with nearly two thirds of female undergraduates dissatisfied while four [?] five male scholars find the restaurants and canteens satisfactory. This might be [?] to the limited choice of menu that is available which while not a [?] for males is a cause of [?] for females, as well as the lack of healthy choices which females might prefer. This could lead to fewer females visiting the PolyU eating places so reducing the [?] of these locations.

3.4 Fees

Neither male [?] female students are happy with the fees that are charged with more than half [?]. It is [?] that students find the fees too high compared to their families’ income, and a result of this is that for some students their debt will continue to increase during their studies, while others will [?] more time to part-time work in order to reduce the financial [?].