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Band 6+: The charts below show the reasons of students to study a particular in a UK university in the year 1987 and 2007. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevant.

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The image displays two pie charts comparing reasons UK students chose colleges/universities in 1987 and 2007. In 1987, suitable degree courses were chosen by 35%, quality of resources by 21%, quality teaching by 16%, close to parental home by 18%, and good sports and social activities by 10%. In 2007, suitable degree courses were selected by 37%, quality of resources by 22%, quality teaching by 18%, close to parental home by 12%, and good sports and social activities by 11%.
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The pie charts give information about the factors to choose a college or university of students in the UK in 1987 and 2007.

Overall, it is clear that the reasons were suitable degree courses and close to home rose sharply, while the opposite was true for quality of resources. Most of student apply on university were good sports and social activitie.

To begin with, students select higher education because they wanted good sports and social activities were 19% in 1987. This figure decreased considerably to 6%, which the lowest figure in 2007. Quality teaching accounted for 15% in 1987, but later a slight growth to 18% was seen of that after 20 years. Students pay little attention to living near their parents in 1987 with only 10%. However, in 2007 it was more two times with 22%.

Turning to quality of resources, this reason was considered by students with the figure being 21% in 1987. The quantity declined steadily to 17% in 2007. Suitable degree courses accounted for one-third of all reasons in both years, with 35% and 37% respectively.

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