The graph demonstrates data on accommodation of students at a US university in 2013.
Overall, no graduate students were accommodated in university dormitory. Interestingly, less undergraduate students lived in their own or married student housings, and there were more undergraduate students in shared apartments, shared houses and living with parents than graduates.
In details, while there was zero student from graduates in university dormitory, that is where number of undergraduates peaked at some 4200. Although, undergraduate students who lived with parents were 10 times more than graduates, number of undergraduates who lived in shared apartment were triple of those who were studying masters, roughly 3800 and 1200 respectively.
Just above 500 bachelors lived in their own apartment, which was less than graduates, at some 800. While, there were almost twice as many graduates living in their own houses as compared to undergraduates, around three times less undergraduates in married student housing as of graduates. Lastly, undergraduates who lived in shared houses were more than graduates, just below 1500 and 1000 respectively.