The line graph compares the number of students in an unidentified universities from four different cities such as London, Edinburgh, Manchester and Liverpool in the UK, over 14-year period from 2005 to 2019, measured in number of students enrolled in every university.
Overall,It can be clearly observed that while the figure of students in London, Edinburgh and Manchester experienced an upward trend, that of Liverpool displayed a considerable growth than others, throughout the given time frame.
Starting in 2005 onwards, at 49,000 students enrolled in all universities, the figure of students in London was the highest among all the other cities, followed by Manchester Liverpool and Edinburgh at 25,000, 15,000 and 12,000 students, respectively. However, the number of London, Manchester and Liverpool students rose moderately at roughly 55,000 30,000 and 16,000 students in 2009, whereas the number of students in Edinburgh declined consistently before 2009 and then dropped dramatically less than 7,000 students in 2009.
From 2009 onwards, The number of students in every city experienced an increased ,for instance, The figure of student in Edinburgh reached its peak at just 21,000 students in 2019. Whereas,the figure of Liverpool students went up steadily until 2013 after rocketing to over 63,000 number of students enrolled in every university in 2019.