The table below gives information about students enrolments at Bristol University in 1928, 1958 and 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where revelant.

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illustrates the

number

of student enrollments at Bristol University, highlighting the change in two different categories based on

gender

and origin in the span of eight decades from 1928 to 2008.

Initially

, the

number

of admissions in 1928

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as low as in 1928, when the

number

was only 218

students

.

However

, the amount started to grow rapidly to 1046

students

after 30 years

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and ended up with 6377 enrollments in 2008.

While

the percentages of the

gender

were generally equal in 1928

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42% of them were female

students

and the rest were male

students

at 58%.

Although

the portion of male

students

who enrolled in 1958 dominated 68%. Recently, the

percentage

of

gender

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to a similar

percentage

of 54%

female

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students

and 46% of male

students

in 2008.

Lastly

, the proportion of

students

who came from within 30 miles of Bristol

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50%, and only 5% of

students

came from overseas. In 1958, the

percentage

of Bristol residents dropped to 14%,

while

only 6%

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from abroad.

Instead

in 2008, the

percentage

of

students

who came from overseas grew significantly to 28%, and

this

data was

in contrast

with the

number

of nearby

students

at only 1-2%.

Overall

, the admission growth over the period given had multiplied constantly;

while

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the

percentage

of

gender

and area of origin changes over time.