The table below gives information about student enrolments at Manchester University in 1937, 1967 and 2017. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The table compares data concerning the number of
students
enrolled at the University of Manchester
in 1937, 1967 and 2017, their gender distribution and their original region.
It is clear that
enrolment has increased considerably over the period shown, and the figure for students
coming to Manchester
from far afield has continued to rise. The proportion of female students
has once fallen in 1967 but rose again in 2017, however
, male students
show just the opposite tendency.
In 1937, only 327 students
enrolled at Manchester
University and the gender distribution was relatively balanced, with 45% female students
and 55% male students
. Over time, the number of new students
almost tripled in 1967 and reached 6,254 in 2017. In 1967, a fluctuation can be seen in the ratio of male to female students
, with 65% of new students
being male, but in 2017 a decrease of 20% was seen
.
While
55% of new students
lived near Manchester
in 1937, this
percentage continued to decline, with only 1-2% of freshmen coming from a nearby region in 2017. On the other hand
, in contrast
to the situation in 1937, more students
came from other parts of the world. And the proportion of foreign students
rose sharply in 2017, from 6% in 1937 to 32% in 2017.Submitted by xiexue1223 on
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