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Band 6+: The pie chart compares the percentage of reasons for selection of university. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image features two pie charts titled "Main reasons why students chose a particular university in the UK, 1997 - 2007", comparing five categories across two years: 1997 and 2007. In 1997, Suitable degree courses accounts for 35%, Quality of resources 21%, Quality of teaching 19%, Good sports and social activities 15%, and Proximity to parental home 10%. In 2007, Suitable degree courses constitutes 37%, Proximity to parental home 22%, Quality of teaching 18%, Quality of resources 17%, and Good sports and social activities 6%.
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The pie diagram gives the information about the proportion of motives for choosing specific university in 1997 and 2007. The data is measured in percentages.

Overall, the pie chart displays that the highest number of students choose a university due to the suitable degree courses, the quality of resources, proximity to parental home in specific period and because of the quality of teaching. Whilst, others have relatively less proprtion.

It is noticeable from the chart that in both years 1997 and 2007, students give prefernece to the particular university beacuse of the proper degree courses with shares 35% and 37% respectively. In 1997, 21% of pupils chose institution due to the quality of resources, and 17% in 2007. In addition, 22% of learners in 2007 tended to pick university by reason of the proximity to parental home, while in 1997 only 10% students paid attention to it.

Moreover, the quality of teaching is one of the slightest causes why students prefer particular university, 18% and 19% respectively. Because of the good sports and social activities in institution 15% of the students chose in 1997. In contrast, only 6% of learners selected beacuse of this reason in 2007.

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