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Band 6+: The diagrams below show UK students' responses to the question of to what extent would they describe themselves as financially organised. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains a pie chart and a table focusing on managing finances; the pie chart shows categories as follows: Not at all organised 4%, Not very organised 20%, Fairly organised 55%, Very organised 21%; the table shows very organised percentages: All students 21%, Age up to 22 years 18%, Age 23-25 years 26%, Age over 26 years 35%.
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To start or continue your university education you have to think well about your financial position, and how to cover your study fees and your accommodation as well during the long unviresity period. Many students are find it very difficult to manage their financial needs, and that lead them to balance their expenses with their incomes to insure that they will finish their studies and get their certificates.

The diagram above is showing some of those students situations, and focuse on their ages compareble to how they organised their financial during the study period.

When we look at the circle we can see that the majority of students are fairly financial organised, and 21 percent of them are very organised, while only 24 percent are not organised for their financial pesition.

But when we compare the ages of those students who are very financial organised wuth their organisations we can conclude that, the old students are more organised than youth students which they recorded 35 percent for students whose their ages is more than 26 years old while the students whose their age is less than 22 years old recorded 18 percent.

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