student-teacher ratio is <satisfying>

[fh3579]

A question is raised by a high school locating in the USA. And a Chinese student wants to answer the question in English.
The question is, what do you think this school attracts you most?
The answer:
Your school has lots of merits. First, student-teacher ratio is satisfying. Second, the recruitment of your school is open to international students.
I'm not satisfied with "satisfying". I want to express the number of students is small and that of teachers is big. Can you think of an proper adjective?

 

[Glenfarclas]

I'm not satisfied with "satisfying"

You shouldn't be. You normally say something is "satisfying" if it leaves you with a sense of satiation, completion, or the fulfillment of your expectations. Here, it would be better to say something like, "The student-teacher ratio is excellent."

 

[fh3579]

Thanks very much, Glenfarclas.