The bar chart given presenting data about the percentages of five various reasons why students chose to attend to a specific university in the UK in 1995 and 2005.
Overall, there was an upward trend in the majority of the dataset, with only two factors saw a descending trajectory. Moreover, proper degree courses was the most widespread reason to get attended to this university from students, while the least significant data was observed in that of parental home distance in 1995 and converted into excellent sport and social activities.
The percentage of students choosing to study in this UK university because of suitable qualification lectures was precisely 35% initially, but it witnessed a slight increase to around 37% after 10 years. Conversely, the figure for quality of resources becoming a considerable reason for student attendance in university was north of 20% in 1995, before falling slowly to 17% in the last year of the period.
About 19% of students prefer going to university due to suitable sport and social programs in the beginning, which saw a dramatic decrease to only 6% in the last year examined. Opposite changes, but to a lesser extent, can be seen in the figures for the close distance to parental home and the standard quality of teaching, which climbed from exactly 10% to upward of 20% and from precisely 15% to approximately 18% respectively.