The graphs below show the enrolments of overseas students and local students in Australian universities over a ten year period. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The first line graph illustrates the of overseas

students

(Commencing and total) enrolments in Australian universities over the period of ten years from 2001 until 2010,

while

the second line graph illustrates the

number

of local

students

enrollment. The units are measured in thousands of people.

Overall

, for the overseas

students

both commencing and total increased throughout the given period. Local

students

,

on the other hand

, had a very huge gap between the commencing and total

number

of the

students

even though both of them increased as well. The line graph of the overseas

students

indicates that there wasn’t a large gap in 2001 between the commencing and total, as the deference was only about 10,000.

While

,

at the end

of 2010, the total

number

became double the

number

of commencing

students

, which was around 80,000

students

for the total and 40,000 for the commencing.

On the other hand

, for the local

students

numbers, there was a large gap from the beginning. It was less than 20,0000 commencing

students

and 40,0000 total. The total

number

of

students

increased significantly until it reached a constant amount of 60,0000 in the

last

four years,

while

the commencing

students

number

was fluctuating throughout the period until it reach a slight increase

at the end

with a slightly more the 20,0000

students

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