The pie charts compare the reasons of people choosing a university in the UK for some particular reasons between the years 1987 and 2007.
Overall, it is noticeable that students used to decide to go to the university because of the good sports and activities back in the 1987 the percentages had fallen dramatically in 2007. By contrast, the figure for choosing the college rose in numbers for being close to a parental home comparing to what it was in the beginning.
Looking at the details, it is visible that, going to the university for sports and social activities saw a big decline in numbers as this figure was initially making 19% of the chart, however, after a 20-year period it declined sharp to just 6% and was accounted for the lowest proportion among other reasons. The second reason that saw a huge change is the close location to the college. Which was only making 10% and made a big gain to 22% at the end.
It is the suitable degree courses that had not changed at all and rose by 2% throughout the given period from 35% to 37%. Next, quality of resources made 21% of the chart in 1987 and decreased to 17%. Quality of teaching, on the other hand, rose to roughly 18% from 15%.