The bar chart illustrates the number of undergraduate and graduate students living in different places at a US university in 2013. Overall, it can be seen that undergraduate students who live in, surpassing the figure for graduate students in 4 out of 7 kinds of accommodations. In addition, the number of undergraduate students in university dormitories were highest, while graduate students preferred living in shared apartments.
For undergraduates, university dormitoríe came top of the list, with nearly 4250 students, followed by shared apartments with approximately 3800 students. The shared houses were the next place, chosen by most of the students, with just under 1500 students. Students lived with their parents and in their own apartments stood at nearly 1000 students and over 500 students in turn. The number of students who own their houses and lived in married students housing were joint sixth, with under 500 students.
Graduate students had the opposite trend compared to undergraduate students. Shared apartments were the most popular choice, with roughly 1250 students. Shared houses were second, with just under 1000 students. Married student housing and own apartments were joint third, with 1800 students and around 1700 students. The number of students own houses came next, with over 500 students, double as many as the figure for those in undergraduates. Finally, accommodation, including living in university dormitories and with parents were less common with graduates.