The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The graph illustrates data pertaining to the number of United
Kingdom
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students
who hold bachelor's and master's degrees across different types of jobs in 2008.
Generally, the data reveals that the decisions made by the United Use synonyms
Kingdom
graduate and postgraduate Use synonyms
students
shared similar things with taking Use synonyms
further
study as their priority after leaving college.
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To begin
with, United Linking Words
Kingdom
graduates mostly continue their studies with approximately 29,665 folks signed up for master's degrees. Use synonyms
In contrast
, United Linking Words
Kingdom
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students
who decided to take voluntary work was quite small with a mere 3,500 Use synonyms
students
.
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Moreover
, United Linking Words
Kingdom
postgraduates made a similar decision to get Use synonyms
further
degrees with around 2,752 people in the largest category. Linking Words
Additionally
, there was Linking Words
also
a small interest from postgraduates to do a voluntary job with only 345 residents.
In summary, the comparison between United Linking Words
Kingdom
graduates and postgraduate Use synonyms
students
was quite similar in portion. Most of them enjoyed taking Use synonyms
further
application as their next plan.Linking Words
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