The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go full-time work did after leaving college in 2008.

The graphs indicate four different categories of UK scholars based on their activities after graduation and postgraduation

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2008, except the ones who started to work full-time.

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, it is explicit that generally, the number of graduates was threefold greater than postgraduates.

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, in both groups, a significant number of students

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to go on

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study;

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, only a tiny fraction tended to do voluntary

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. Regarding graduates, what stands out from the scheme is that almost all of them, 29,665 individuals, opted to go on

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.

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, roughly one-third of them were interested in voluntary

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.

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, the statistics of part-time workers and

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were approximately identical. Focusing on postgraduates, it can be seen that only 3000 people were postgraduates. In more detail, among

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cohort, temporary jobs and higher study

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accounted for a great section of their activities; the former consisted of 2,535 students and it was 2,725 for the latter.

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, 1,625 folks were in a status of

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,

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students were obsessed

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as volunteers.