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Band 7+: The pie charts show student enrollments in different courses in 1984, 1994 and 2004. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays pie charts of student enrollments in different courses across three years: 1984 with mixed media courses 13%, correspondence 20%, face to face 67%; 1994 with mixed media courses 20%, correspondence 25%, face to face 54%, online 1%; 2004 with mixed media courses 35%, correspondence 15%, face to face 40%, online 10%.
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The three pie charts in combination depict the percentage of students who registered in four distinctive curriculums- face-to-face, online, mixed media, and correspondence- in 1984, 1994, and 2004.

Generally speaking, the face-to-face course had the highest percentage of enrollment in all these years. In addition, the rate of enrolling in the mixed media area saw a dramatic growth in 2004. Furthermore, The online course has been added since 1994 to the list.

According to the provided data, well over half of the students (67%) were interested in the face-to-face program while this rate experienced a slight drop in 1994 and reached 54%. This decline continued and reached 40% in 2004. In contrast, participation in mixed media classes had increased noticeably by 2004.

It can be seen that 20% of students were signed up in the correspondence program in 1984 and 1994, nonetheless, this figure reduced 5% in 2004. Meanwhile, a curriculum named Online was added to the enrollment options in 1994 and it took approximately one-tenth of the number of students since then.

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