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 chart presents the data of student enrolments at

Manchester

University in three years by breaking into five categories, which include the records of different enrollment rates between male and female new

students

. As time passed, the total

number

of registered fresh

students

showed an upward trend. The figure for 1967 (1133) was nearly four times higher than in 1937 (327), but only ⅙ of 2017 (6254). At the same time, the proportion of international

students

has

also

increased, from only 6% in 1937 to 7% in 1967, but in 2017 more than ⅓ of

students

from 102 countries were accepted by the University of

Manchester

.

In contrast

, the

number

of

students

within 40 miles of

Manchester

dropped significantly. Compared to 1937 (55%), only 1-2% of

students

in 2017 came from areas closer to

Manchester

. The ratio of male and female freshmen experienced a bit of oscillation during the period. Interestingly, the numbers of freshman men and women were reversed in 1937 and 2017. But in 1967, males made up 65% of new

students

, nearly double the

number

of female new

students

that year.

To sum up

,

it is clear that

the

overall

number

of enrolled

students

at

Manchester

University increased from 1937 to 2017, and more international

students

chose to study at

this

college compared with 70 years ago.