The table below gives information about student enrolments at Bristol University in1928, 1958 and 2008

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The table describes those who joined Bristol University to study in 1928, 1958 and 2008.Via giving information about the numbers of new individuals, and the percentages of the male and female,
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to where they attended from.
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, there was an obvious increase in the number of new students.
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a rise in the proportion of overseas individuals. In terms of 1928, there were 218 new educates, 42
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of them were females,
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accounted
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%. Half of those students came from within 30
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Bristol
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.
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the overseas represented only 5% from merely 3 countries.
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, in 1958 the
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of new students jumped to 1046, most of them were males, and only 14% of them were local ,
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, the overseas were 6% , but from 27 different nations.
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, in 2008 there was a dramatic ascend in the number of new trainees, by 6377. And there were
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almost equal proportions of both genders.
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to the fact that 28% of them
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from 98 countries.

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