The line graph gives the information about why two different student groups of varied age brackets decided to apply for Dorriford University. Overall, the most prevalent reasons among the surveyed students to study at this school was the short travelling distance from home. While those aging under 25 show the least attention the quality of teaching professionals here, the chance to study aboard seemed to attract the smallest number of over-25 students.
Regarding the 18-24 age group, 36% of them opted for this university as it was within walking distance from their home, making this reason become the most popular one. This number was closely followed by the figure for the provision of courses with 35% of learners desired to receive this benefit. This statistics was even three times higher than that for the remaining reasons with 14% of students deciding to enroll given the campus facilities, and just under 10% of them joined because they wanted to reap opportunities to learn aboard or as this school is industry-related.
Considering the older age group, closing to home solidified its position with 39% of students. There was no significant disparity between the data for course offer and industry-related environment as their figures ranged from 24% to 20%, respectively. While the reputation of teachers attracted 12% of applicants, the number for abroad learning opportunities and campus facilities was very small, each accounting for around 3%.