The presented data encompasses a bar chart illustrating the number of students residing in different types of houses at a US university in 2013. Units are compared between undergraduate and graduate students.
Overall, the most popular option was the university dormitory, housing a significantly larger number of undergraduate students than any other category. Meanwhile, the fewest undergraduate students lived in married student housing. Regarding graduate students, most of them chose to share apartments with other people, while considerably fewer pupils stayed with their parents.
In terms of undergraduate students, the option to accommodate in dormitories, shared flats, and houses predominated over the parents’ houses and independent housing. The residence hall was a notable arrangement for undergraduate students, constituting approximately 4.000 pupils. In contrast, the number of apartments’ owners highlighted the described tendency, varying between around 250 people respectively.
On the other hand, the annual number of students with diplomas was spread almost equally in various types of apartments, accounting for around 1000 pupils. However, the family house was the only exception, consisting of around 100 people.