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The bar chart provides data on the percentage of British and foreign students who obtained second-class degrees or higher at a major UK university in 2009. It categorizes results across different fields of study. At first glance, it is noticeable that native students succeeded more in humanity sciences than international ones. About three-quarters of domestic […]
The bar chart shows the success rate of UK compared to international students on a second degree or better from 2019. The graph is devided into different study topics where each one of them has two percentages either for the UK student or the international students. Technical studies as electrical engineering or information technology seem […]
The provided bar graph illustrates the distribution achieved of second-class degrees or higher achived by both internal and global students across eight specific academic disciplines at a UK universityom 2009. Upon initial examination, it is evident that international students clearly show a stronger presence in technology-related fields white domestic students earned a large majority of […]
The bar graph illustrates the comparative percentages of UK and international students achieving second-class degrees or higher across a range of academic disciplines at a prominent UK university in 2009. Overall, it is evident that UK students achieved a higher percentage of second-class degrees or better than their international counterparts in most fields, although there […]
The given bar chart shows the comparison between the proportion of students who have UK nationality and international ones rewarded degrees in second-class or better majors at a main UK university. In nursing, a number of international students are equal to one of UK students(with both three quarters). In electrical engineering, the percentage of UK […]
The graph shows the comparing of the percentage between UK students and International students who get second class degrees or better. The percentage of Nursing and Accountancy shows the same ratio which means both UK students and International students is 24% in Nursing and 60% in Accountancy. In Electrical engineering and Information technology, the percentage […]
The bar graph compares the percentages of foreign and UK students who gained second class degrees or better in various courses in an UK university during 2019. Overall, the percentages of both groups showed a variety of values in all categories. While the success rates of international students surpassed those of UK students in some […]
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of students in the UK and international students who have achieved second-class degrees or better. This chart aims to compare the degree attainment rates between UK and international students. In most subjects, the proportion of UK students who obtained these degrees was higher than that of international students. Sociology […]
The given graph compares the percenage of International and the percentage of UK students gaining second class degrees or better for 2009. Namely, this degrees divided into 8 sections. As an example: Nursing, Electrical engineering, Information technology, English literature, Art history, Accountancy, International law and the last one is Sociology. According to first section, Nursing […]
The bar chart shows the proportion of the UK and International students gaining second class degrees or better in seven different subjects in 2009. Degree results were similar for both groups of students in Nursing and Accounting. In Arts and Sociology, UK students did better. The biggest difference in degrees was in International Law, where […]
The given bar chart demonstrates the percentage of students, who acquired second class degrees or better at primary UK university. Additionally, it displays the comparisons between the British students and international students in 2009. In conclusion, UK students had better academic performance of culture-related courses. Local students had a higher percentage of getting the degrees […]
The bar chart illustrates the rate of oversea and the rate of UK students gaining second class degrees or better at a major college. Overall, number of subjects that the interior students achieved are higher than the international students’ number. The UK students had higher rates at Language Art and History such as: English literature, […]
The provided bar graph illustrates the distribution of second-class degrees or better attained by both domestic and international students across eight specific fields of study at a UK university in 2009, depicted as percentages. Upon initial examination, it is evident that a significant majority of degrees in arts and social science disciplines were secured by […]
The given bar graph compares the second-class degrees or better gained by UK and foreign students across specifically eight disciplines at a UK university in 2009, expressed at percentages. At first glance, home students make up a particularly large proportion of the student group achieving degrees in art and social science-related subjects while international students […]
The bar graph illustrates the percentage of UK and international students achieving second degrees or higher in seven different majors at a UK university. The academic certification results were generally fair for both local and international students, with over 50% achieving a second-honors degree or higher in all seven subjects except International Law. Interestingly, international […]
The bar graph depicts the percentage of UK students and international students getting second degrees or more in seven different majors at a university in the UK. Academic certification results were generally fair for both local and international students, with well more than 50 percentage achieving a second honor degree or higher in all seven […]
The diagram illustrates the difference comparison between percentages of scholars from other countries and local scholars studying second class degree or better in particular UK university in 2009. It is obvious that international students obtain more levels of diploma comparing to UK students. Starting with electrical engineering, the quota of intercontinental learners being tutored in […]
The diagram demonstrates the percentage of overseas and UK students who pursued second class degree or better at a major UK university in 2009. Overall, the percentage of students flactuates from one degree to another. Therefore, it is hard to distinguish precisely whether international or domestic students dominate in the given data. Nevertheless, only Nursing […]
The bar chart illustrates the percentage of UK and international students who gained second-class degrees or better in 2019. In general, the differentiation between them was not very significant. For instance, the nursing students got an exactly equal percentage of just over 70 percent. In contrast, in some cases, the differentiation was high. In the […]
The bar chart illustrates the percentage of UK and international students who gained second-class degrees or better in 2019. In general, the differentiation between them wasn’t very significant. for instance, the nurse students got an exactly equal percentage by just higher than 70 percent. in contrast, in some cases, the differentiation was high. In the […]
The bar graph illustrates the comparison between international and UK students in choosing various majors for their second class degrees in the UK. Overall, we can see that non – UK students tended to choose degrees commonly known to involve left hemisphere abilities, such as analyzing data, researching, and logic… On the other hand, home […]
The bar chart shows the proportion of UK students and international students achieving second class degrees or higher in seven different subjects at a university in the UK in 2009. Overall, the chart suggests that international and UK students had different strengths when studying for degrees in this UK university. Degree results were generally good […]
The bar chart shows the percentage of student share between UK students and international students who achieved second-class degrees or better at a major UK university in 2009. Overall, most UK students took social-science studies, while international students tended to take engineering and technological studies, and there was equality in students share for both groups […]