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Band 4+: Surveys conducted in 1982 and 2002 show different pictures of what motivate students to choose a college or university in the UK. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains a pie chart depicting factors influencing students' choices in 1982, with suitable courses and degrees at 40%, costs at 28%, location (close to parental home) at 19%, amenities, social activities, and sports facilities at 5%, reputation of the institution at 5%, and admission criteria at 3%.
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surveys about choosing a colllege or university in uk ,what they motivates to students for this in the years of 1982 couple with 2002

now we eloborate the given pie chart ,its start from a suitable course and degrees which is 40% this are the maximum while amenties,social activities and sports facilities is just 5% which is secondd minimum in this chart .now the second highest factor is costs which is 28% while the loswest minimum in this chart is admission criteria which is just 3% .next to move on and that is location(to parental home) that is 19% while the minimum side of this chart can be just 5% which is the reputation of instituion and that’s it

in the counclusion we se that in 1980 there are very low criteria of admission beacause of minimum sports facilities and social activities in fact its has suitable courses and degreess also the highest percentage of costs which is about 28% there are some problem of location .

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