The graph compares the percentage of international and the percentage of UK students gaining second class degrees or better at a major UK University in 2009.
The graph portrays the comparison between the average of second-class degrees or majors gained by international and
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, the percentages in the degrees of Nursing and Accountancy were the same, Linking Words
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dominated in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology. Meanwhile, Use synonyms
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remained more in number in the rest of the degrees or majors like Art history, Sociology, English literature and international law.
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in the Electric Engineering and information technology were international. Change preposition
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, in Nursing and Accountancy, both Linking Words
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were in the same percentage of 60% and 75%. Comparatively in Art history, 70% of the Use synonyms
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