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Band 5+: Describe the bar chart and compare the main features where relevant

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The image is a bar graph depicting "Undergraduates Year 1: average pass rates" for various fields of study in 2008 and 2012. In 2008, Business had a 70% pass rate, Computer Science 40%, Health Sciences 55%, Humanities 45%, Maths and Engineering 35%, and Science 40%. In 2012, Business had an 80% pass rate, Computer Science 45%, Health Sciences 60%, Humanities 50%, Maths and Engineering 40%, and Science 45%.
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The bar chart illustrates average pass rates of academic disciplines of undergraduates in 2008 and 2012.

Overall it is clear that every aspect rose in percentage over the four year apart from health sciences.

In 2008, undergraduates who passed business accounted for approximately 23 percent. This amount soared roughly into 52 percent in 2012. As for computer science, it stayed 70 percent in 2008 and increased dramatically to about 84 percent in 2012, making it the most popular among academic disciplines. Health sciences showed a good percentage which was slightly above 40 percent in 2008; however, this result remained the same in 2012.

As for humanities, it was minor academic discipline accounting for about 4 and 14 percent in 2008 and 2012, respectively. Percentage of undergraduates who passed maths and engineering was slightly under 40 percent in 2008. Over the time, the figure rised drammaticaly to about 60 percent. Finally, percentage of science-passing undergraduates accounted for approximately 27 percent in 2008, and experienced a drammatic rise roughly to 48 percent.

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