The pie charts illustrate the types of
courses
chosen by students in three different years: 1984, 1994, and 2004. Use synonyms
Overall
, the main course categories remained the same across all periods, including face-to-face, correspondence, and mixed media Linking Words
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However
, an additional option, online Linking Words
courses
, was introduced in 1994 and continued into 2004.
The most popular course type throughout the three years was face-to-face learning. In 1984, Use synonyms
this
method accounted for 67% of student enrollment, but its popularity decreased over time, dropping to 54% in 1994 and Linking Words
further
to 40% by 2004. Correspondence Linking Words
courses
were the second most Use synonyms
favored
option in 1984 and 1994, both accounting for around 20% of the total. Change the spelling
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However
, by 2004, mixed media Linking Words
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had become more popular, making up 35% of student enrollments, surpassing correspondence Use synonyms
courses
.
The least popular Use synonyms
courses
varied across the years. In 1984, mixed media Use synonyms
courses
were the least chosen, representing only 13% of the total. In 1994, with the introduction of online Use synonyms
courses
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this
new category became the least Linking Words
favored
, with only 11% of students opting for it. Change the spelling
favoured
This
trend continued into 2004, where online Linking Words
courses
remained the least chosen option, accounting for just 10%.Use synonyms
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