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The bar chart illustrates the number of undergraduate and graduate students living in different types of accommodation at a US university in 2013.

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Nguyễn Thị Trúc-Đào Thị Kiều Diễm - Nguyễn Tuyết Bảo Thư

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Nguyễn Thị Trúc-Đào Thị Kiều Diễm - Nguyễn Tuyết Bảo Thư

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The bar chart illustrates the number of in 2013, undergraduate and graduate students at a US university were housed in various forms of housing.

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The chart compares the number of undergraduate and graduate students living in various types of accommodation at one US university in 2013.

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The bar chart shows the number of undergraduate and graduate students living in different types of dormitories at US universities in 2013.

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The bar chart illustrates the number of students living in different types of accommodation at one US university in 2013

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The bar chart indicates the proportion of undergraduate and graduate students living in differents types of accomodation at a US university 2013

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The bar chart provides information about the number of students living in different types of housing at a US university in 2013

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The chart below illustrate the amount of undergraduate and Graduate student at one US university who choose to live in seven different accomodations in 2013

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The bar chart compare information approximately student accommodation at one US university in 2013.

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This bar chart provides an overview of the accommodation choices of undergraduate and graduate students at a university in the US in 2013.

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The bar chart illustrates the number of students living in different types of accommodation at one US university in 2013. Overall, university dormitories had the highest number of students, followed by students living with parents. By contrast, the figure for “other student housing” was the lowest, with fewer than 500 students.

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The bar charts compares the number of undergraduate and graduate students living in various types of accommodation at a U.S university in 2013

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The bar chart illustrates the number of undergraduate and graduted students living in different types of accommodation at a United State university in 2013.

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The bar chart compares the different living arrangements of undergraduate and graduate students at one US university in 2013.

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The bar chart illustrates the number of undergraduate and graduate students living in different types of shelter at one US university in 2013.

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Although the numbers for shared apartments were similar for both groups, the majority of students chose to live in a university dormitory.

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Overall, the data shows a clear preference for on-campus living, although there are some notable differences between the two student groups

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As can be seen from the graph, most undergraduates lived in dormitories, while graduates lived in many different types of housing.

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Overall, university dormitories had the highest number of students, followed by students living with parents. By contrast, the figure for “other student housing” was the lowest, with fewer than 500 students.

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Overall, the most common type of accommodation for both groups of students was living in a shared apartment. It is also evident that undergraduate students favored university dormitories, while a greater number of graduate students opted for a shared house.

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Overall, although both groups lived in a range of accommodation types, undergraduates were more likely to stay in university dormitories, while shared apartments were the most common choice among graduates.

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It is evident that most undergraduates lived in dormitories, while graduate students mainly stayed in shared apartments. Although the distribution of graduates was more balanced, dormitories were dominant among undergraduates

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As can be seen from the graph, undergraduate students tend to choose to live in dormitories or double-occupancy in boarding houses to save costs, especially in school dormitories. In addition, although they have graduated, there are still a large number of students who choose to live in rented rooms or apartments with friends to reduce living expenses.

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Overall, the majority of both undergraduate and graduate students lived in university dormitories or their own apartments, while other categories accounted for much smaller proportions. In addition, undergraduates tended to favor on-campus dormitories, whereas graduate students were more likely to live off-campus.

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Overall, it is clear that the amount of undergraduate student who choose to live in University domitory took up the highest , while Graduate student mostly lives in many diffrent type of shared accomodation

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Although university dormitories were the most popular choice overall, a significant number of students from both groups lived in shared apartments.

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It is evident that most undergraduate students lived in university dormitories, while graduate students were more likely to choose living in shared apartments.

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It is clear that the number of undergraduate students was higher than that of graduate students. While the majority of undergraduates lived in dormitories, most graduates preferred shared apartments.

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Body 1: cột màu trắng lớn nhất ( university dorminatory > 4000), cột màu trắng lớn t2( shared apartment < 4000 'about' ) , cột màu trắng nhỏ nhất (Married student housing about 300) .

Body 2: cột màu cam lớn nhất(shared apartment >1000), cột nhỏ nhất(with parents )<500, và cột không có ( University dorminatory )

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Đoạn 1: Tập trung vào nhóm sinh viên đại học0🥸🥸🥸

-Điểm nổi bật nhất :Ký túc xá của trường đại học là lựa chọn hàng đầu

-Điểm khác biệt quan trọng: Số lượng sinh viên sống với bố mẹ rất cao

-Điểm ít phổ biến nhất: Số lượng sinh viên sống trong nhà riêng hoặc khu nhà dành cho sinh viên đã có gia đình là rất ít

Đoạn 2: Sinh viên sau đại học❤️❤️❤️

-Điểm nổi bật nhất (phổ biến nhất):tương tự như sinh viên đại học

-Điểm khác biệt quan trọng: Số lượng sinh viên chọn căn hộ hoặc nhà ở ngoài trường cao hơn nhiều so với sinh viên đại học

-Điểm ít phổ biến nhất: Sống với bố mẹ không phải là lựa chọn phổ biến

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Body 1: undergraduate

+university dormitory chiếm số lượng cao nhất hơn 4000 sinh viên

+married student housing chiếm số lượng thấp nhất khoảng 200 sinh viên

Body 2: graduate

+shared apartment: chiếm số lượng cao nhất với số lượng khoảng 1200sv

+with parent: chiếm số lượng thấp nhất khoảng 100sv

Bên cạnh đó sau khi tốt nghiệp không có sinh viên nào chọn ở lại kí túc xá

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Body 1: Undergraduate students live with parents is 4000 students, university dormitories is 3000 students, shared apartments approximately 4000 students and own house lower than graduate students is around to 500 students

Body 2: Graduate students live with parents about 500 students, shared houes is higher than undergraduate roughly 2500 students, and own houses is about 1500 students

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Based on the chart, this is data on student accommodation presented in the form of bullet points for easy tracking.

Undergraduate

• University dormitory: The most popular choice, with about 4,200 students.

• Shared housing: About 1,500 students.

• Shared apartment: Nearly 1,000 students.

• Living with parents & Private apartment: Each type has about 800 students.

• Private house: Nearly 700 students.

• Housing for married students: The least common, only about 300 students.

Graduated students

• Shared apartment: The most popular choice, with about 1,200 students.

• Shared housing: About 1,100 students.

• Private apartment: About 900 students.

• Private house: About 600 students.

• Housing for married students: About 500 students.

• Living with parents: About 150 students.

• University dormitory: The least common, only about 100 students.

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Endibrugh chiếm tỷ lệ ưu 70 phần trăm lớn hơn business 10 phần trăm
Edinburgh: Holiday chiếm ưu thế (70%) >> business (10%) London & Liverpool: holiday có tỷ lệ cao nhất nhưng thấp hơn nhiều so với Edinburgh (London 20%, Liverpool 32%).
Miscellaneous: Liverpool có 20 phần trăm cao nhất trong nhóm này

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Body 1 :

University dormitory (>4000) chiếm tỷ lớn nhất đối, và lớn nhì đối với share apartment (~3900) với sv chưa tốt nghiệp.

Share apartment (~1200) chiếm tỷ lệ cao nhất, share house (~900) cao nhì đối với sv đã tốt nghiệp

Body 2 :

Married student housing( khoảng 200) chiếm tỷ nhỏ nhất đối, và đứng tHỨ 2 đối với Own house (~300) với sv chưa tốt nghiệp.

University dormitory gần như không có sinh viên nào chọn phương án này. Và với hình thức with parent chiếm số lượng dưới 500 sự lựa chọn đối với sinh viên chưa tốt nghiệp.

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Body 1: Undergraduate students:

University dormitory: was the most popular (4200)

Married student housing: was the least popular (~150)

Body 2: Graduate students

Shared apartment: was the most popular (1200)

With parents: was the least popular (50)

Similar: own apartment and shared house là gần giống nhau

Different: university dormitory là khác nhau

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Body 1 - Undergraduates

1. Highest: University dormitory ~45,000.

2. Second highest: Shared apartment ~35,000.

3. Lowest: Married student housing ~ 200

Body 2 - Graduate

1. Highest: Shared apartment ~12,000.

2. Second highest: Shared house ~800.

3. Lowest: University dormitory = 0

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Body 1: Undergraduate students

Most popular: University dormitory (just over 4000)

Least popular: Married student housing (just under 500)

Body 2: Graduate students

Most popular: Shared apartment (just over 1000)

Least popular: University dormitory (no one choose)

Differences:

- Shared apartment: undergraduate students (nearly 4000) is almost twice as high as graduate students (about 1000)

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Body 1:

The highest for undergraduate students: university dormitories(~4250)

The 2nd highest undergraduate: shared apartment (~<4000)

The highest for graduate students: shared apartment (>1000)

The 2nd for highest graduate students: shared house (~1000)

Body 2:

The lowest for undergraduate students: married student housing (~<250)

The lowest for graduate students: with parent (~>250)

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Among undergraduates, living in university dormitories was by far the most common option, with the figure reaching approximately 40,000. This number was slightly higher than that of those who chose shared apartments, which still attracted nearly 35,000 students and represented the second most popular choice. By contrast, the least preferred type of accommodation was studio apartments, housing far fewer than 5,000 undergraduates. Although around 10,000 students lived in rented houses and a similar number stayed with relatives, these options were considerably less popular than dormitories and shared apartments.

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For undergraduates, the biggest group lived in university dormitories, with over 4,000 students. The second biggest group was in shared apartments, with about 3,900. For graduates, most of them stayed in shared apartments, around 1,200 students, and the second largest group lived in shared houses, about 900.

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For undergraduate students, the data show that university dormitories were their most popular accommodation choice, with approximately 4,500 students living there. This figure was much higher than that of any other accommodation type. Their second most popular choice was shared apartments, which housed around 1,400 students. In contrast, the least common living arrangement for this group was living with their parents, chosen by only about 800 undergraduates.

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Graduate students, in contrast, showed a very different pattern. Hardly any of them lived in dormitories, while a significant number chose independent living. The most popular option was living in their own apartment, at approximately 1,200, followed by shared houses and shared apartments, with around 1,000 and 900 students respectively. In addition, about 700-800 graduates either owned a house or lived in married student housing, whereas only a small minority stayed with their parents. This indicates that graduate students tended to seek greater privacy and stability in their housing choices compared to undergraduates

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Based on the chart above, it can be seen in the graduated group, Shared Apartment accounts for the highest number of about 1200 students. And in the family, it accounts for the lowest number of only about 100 students. Besides, after graduation, no students choose to stay in the dorm.

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The chart illustrates student accommodation preferences. Among undergraduates, university dormitories were the most popular option, with about 4,200 students, nearly twice as many as those in shared housing 1,500 . In contrast, graduates showed a different pattern, with shared apartments 1,200 and shared housing 1,100 constituting the largest share, slightly higher than the figures for undergraduates in the same categories.

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The significant number of undergraduate students, around 4500 students lived in university dormitories, which was by far the highest figure on the chart. Shared apartment were the second most common option for undergraduates (approximately 4000 students), while the number of graduate students in shared apartment was much lower about 1000 students

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The number of undergraduate students who choose university dormitory was the most popular about 4200 students. While married student housing was the least popular nearly 150 students.

The figure for graduate students who choose shared apartment was the most popular around 1200 students. About graduate students who live with parents was the least popular roughly 50 students. Undergraduate students and graduate students show similar preferences for own apartments and shared houses, but the biggest difference is in their choice of university dormitories.

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We can see that the highest white barrepresents students living in university dormitory, with the number exceeding 4,000. The second highest white bar corresponds to students living in shared apartment, with approximately 4,000 residents. The smallest white bar depicts married student housing, which accommodates about 300 students.

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Graduate students mostly live in shared apartments, with more than 1,000 students choosing this option. Shared houses are also quite popular, with about 1,000 students living there. On the other hand, university dormitories are the least popular option because no graduate students live there. Similarly, very few graduate students live with their parents.

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The highest number of university students is recorded in university dormitories, with more than 40,000 students. The second highest number is those living in shared apartments, with about 3,800. Conversely, the lowest proportion is recorded in married student housing, with only a small number of these options. The remaining types, including shared apartments, private apartments, shared houses and private houses, each accommodate between 5,000 and 15,000 university students.

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For undergraduates, the largest is University dormitory , which accounts for more than 4000 students, and the second largest is share apartment, making up about 3900 students, which is slightly less than the number of undergraduates in dormitories. Follow by, shared apartment accounts for the highest proportion of 1200 graduates, and shared house take up 900 second place in the lowest position for graduates students.

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Body 1:

The number of undergraduate students living in unversity dormitories was the highest with around just over 4000 students. The second popular was shared apartment approximately 4000. In constrast, married student housing was the least popular choice, accommodating just under 500 students. Besides, only small proportions of undergraduates chose other forms of housing, with fewer than 1000 in each of the remaining categories.

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Specifically, Undergraduate students mosty chose to live in University dormitory and Shared apartment , these two category was the highest and the second highest about 4250, above 3500 students perspectively. On the other hand, the amount of Graduate student’s accomodation was shared apartment about 1250 students, which is the highest and Shared house the second highest

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The lowest number of undergraduate students was in married student housing, with fewer than 250. For graduate students, the smallest figure was those living with parents, at just above 250. Other forms of accommodation were chosen by a medium number of students, ranging from about 500 to 1,500.