The given pie chart shows the percentage of students who came from 3 types of family economic background in 1991, while the bar chart illustrates the sum of students at university in the UK between 1991 and 2001. The last chart show the goverment spending on each student from 1991 to 2001.
Overall, it can be seen that students who came from middle income families constituted the highest proportion in 1991, the number of students at university in the UK experienced a growth from 1991 to 1999, before decreasing in 2001. Additionally the amount of expenditure that goverment spent for a student fell down through the timeframe
Looking first at the pie chart, students from middle income families made up almost two third of the students’ family economic background in 1991, followed by students from high income families, 30%. There were 8% of students who came from low income families.
Moving to the bar chart, there were more than 1000000 students at university in the UK at the beginning, that data doubled in 1999. However, the total number of students who studied at higher education fell by almost 100000 at the end of the period
Goverment spent 6500 pound for each student in 1991, this data decreased to just under 5000 pounds in 1996 and remained stable until 2001.