The table illustrates data about student enrollments at Manchester university in three years, such as 1937, 1967, and 2017. Overall, it is clear that the most student enrollments were in 2017. In contrast to this, 1937 showed the least outcome.
To begin with, in 1937 there were 327 new students, whereas in 1967 there 1133, and in the next three decades there was a pick of student enrollments.
Furthermore, there were more female learners in 2017 compared to other years (in 1937 were 4% female and in 1967 were 55%). Moreover, there was a high percentage of male students in 1967 with a result of 65%. Eventually, it showed 45% in 2017 and 55% in the early stage.
A primary trend was a proportion of learners from within 40 miles of Manchester with a 55% outcome and a 1-2% result in 2017. It seems that in the early period Manchester was not popular, since it demonstrated only 6% of pupils from abroad. Surprisingly, it changed only with 1 % in 1967. A noticeable trend from this category was 32% from 102 countries. Therefore, it is obvious that the peak of student enrollments was in 2017.