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The bar chart illustrates the number of student accommodation for under graduate and graduate students in 2013

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The given bar chart reported the data of graduated and under graduated student distinguished by housing choices at a university in the US in 2013.

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The bar charts ilustrates the number of student accommodation at one US university in 2013

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The bar chart information the number of student accommodation in the US at university in 2013

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The bar chart provides information regarding student accommodation preferences at a particular US university in the year 2013

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The bar chart illustrales the number of undergraduate and graduate students living in different types of accommodation at a US University in 2013

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The bar chart provides information about the number of students living in different types of accommodation at one Us university in 2013

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

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The bar chart illustrates student accommodation at one US university in 2013, showing that university-provided housing had the highest number of students, followed by off-campus rentals, while shared accommodations displayed a decreasing trend.

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

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

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The bar chart provides the information about the number of undergraduate students and graduate students who reside in the different type of accommodation from US university in 2013.

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The bar chart shows the number of graduate and undergraduate students in terms of accommodation at one US university in 2013.

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The bar chart illustrates the number of undergraduate and graduate students accommodation choices of student at a US university in 2013.

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Overall, it is clear that university dormitories and shared apartments were the two most common types of housing for students, while very few chose to live with parents or in their own houses. In general, undergraduates tended to live in dormitories, whereas graduates were more evenly distributed across various types of accommodation.

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As can be seen from the given chart, under graduated student choosing to live in college dormitory took up the highest number. While graduated students mostly chose shared apartment.

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Overall, it can be seen that most undergraduate students stayed in university dormitories, while graduate students were more likely to live in shared apartments or other types of housing.

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It is noticeable that the number of undergraduate students was higher than that of graduate students in all types of accommodation in 2013. While dormitories were the most popular choice for undergraduates, shared apartments were the most common option among graduate students.

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Overall, university dormitories choice were by far the most common form of accommodation for undergraduates, while graduate students were more evenly distributed across various housing types.

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Overall, most undergraduates stayed in dorms, while graduate students spread out more in different kinds of housing. Both groups liked shared houses and their own apartments, but only a few lived with parents or in married student housing.

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As can be seen from the chart, the most notable trends are the popularity of shared apartments among all students and the fact that university dormitories were only used by undergraduate students, which highlights a clear difference between the two groups.

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When we see chart, undergraduate students chose live University dormitory while graduate almost chose live shared house and married students housing

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The chart shows where students lived at a US university in 2013. Most undergraduates stayed in dorms, while graduates preferred shared apartments. It also shows student jobs and holiday spots.

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Overall, the university dormitory is the most common type of accommodation for undergraduate students. While graduate students chose a shared apartment for housing as the highest, there is a balanced ratio among types of accommodation for graduate students.

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As can be seen from the graph, university dormitories and shared apartments were the top choices for undergraduate students, whereas graduate students had a wider range of accommodation options.

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According to the chart, the percentage of graduate students living in a shared house was the highest, while the majority of postgraduates preferred living independently.

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As can be seen from the bar chart, The quantity of the undergraduate students living in the University dormitory was the highest, while the number of the graduate students was most greatest in shared apartment.

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Body 1:

Cao nhất của sinh viên đại học: Ký túc xá trên 4000 sinh viên, căn hộ chung xấp xỉ 4000 sinh viên.

Cao nhất của sinh viên sau đại học: Căn hộ chung trên 1000.

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Thấp nhất của sinh viên đại học: Nhà cho sinh viên đã kết hôn gần 100 sinh viên

Thấp nhất cho sinh viên sau đại học: Ở với bố mẹ dưới 100.

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Body 1: Sự khác biệt lớn giữa lựa chọn nhà ở của undergraduate và graduate như

University dormitory, shared aparment, Shared house and with parent

Body 2: Sự tương đồng giữa lựa chọn của undergraduate và graduate student như own aparment, shared aparment, own house, Married student housing

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Body 1

Sinh viên chưa tốt nghiệp ở chủ yếu ở KTX (4200) và thấp nhất ở nhà sau khi cưới (100)

Body 2

Sinh viên tốt nghiệp ở chủ yếu ở căn hộ chia sẻ (1250) và thấp nhất ở với gia đình (100)

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Body 1 (Undergraduates – white bars)

Majority: university dormitory (over 4,000).

Second: with parents (around 1,000).

Shared house (~1,400) and own apartment (~600).

Few: own house and married student housing (<500).

Body 2 (Graduates – red bars)

Most: shared apartment (~1,200).

Shared house and own apartment (~1,000 each).

Few: with parents (very low) and dormitory (<200).

Married student housing (~700), own house (~500).

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Svien chưa tốt nghiệp chọn kí túc xá chiếm số đông nhất (trên 4000 svien)

Căn hộ ở ghép almost reach 4000 svien

Svien tốt nghiệp thì mostly chọn căn hộ ở ghép (trên dưới 1000 đến 1500 svien) tuy nhiên vẫn thấp hơn 3 lần so với svien chưa tốt nghiệp

Similarity, shared house là lựa chọn thứ nhì right after căn hộ ở ghép đối với sinh viên tốt nghiệp (gần 1000 svien)

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Con số svien tốt nghiệp chọn sống cùng cha mẹ là thấp nhất (dưới 100) và thậm chí họ gần như không chọn ở kí túc xá.

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Undergraduates:

Highest: university dormitories (42,000)

Second highest: Own apartments ( with around 7,000).

Graduates:

Highest: Shared apartments (nearly 12,000).

Second highest: Married student housing (at about 10,000).

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Undergraduate: the highest number lived in dormitory (4200) >< with parents (800)

Graduate: shared apartment was the most popular (1300) >< with parents (200)

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BD1: Highest

dormitory cao nhất , share apartment cao nhì (under)

Share apartment (gra) cao nhất, share house cao nhì (gra)

BD2: Lowest

Married thấp nhất ( under) , own house thấp nhì

dormitory thấp nhất ( gra), with parents thấp nhì

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BODY 1:

Sinh viên chưa tốt nghiệp cao nhất là ở KTX với hơn 4000 sv, và cao nhì là ở căn hộ chung với hơn 3500. Sinh viên tốt nghiệp cao nhất ở căn hộ chung với hơn 1000 sv và cao nhì ở nhà ở chung với gần 1000 sv.

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Sinh viên chưa tốt nghiệp thấp nhất ở loại nhà sinh viên đã kết hôn với dưới 500 sv, thấp nhì ở nhà riêng khoảng 1/2 500 sv. Sinh viên tốt nghiệp thấp nhất ở với bố mẹ với 1/4 500 sv, thấp nhì ở nhà riêng với hơn 500sv.

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In university the most of student live in University dormitory more than 4000 students chose. The second highest stundents chose is shared apartment. However looking at married student housing we see that undergraduate students chose lowest and next is own house

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For undergraduate students, the university dormitory was by far the most popular choice, with over 4,000 students. The second most common type was living shared aparment, at about 3,800 students. Around 1,400 students lived in a shared house, while approximately 900 lived with parents. A smaller number stayed in their own apartment, own house or married student housing, with fewer than 550 students in each.

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As can be seen from the given chart, most of under graduate student chose to move in the school dormitory which took up about 4200 students. Followed by this number, the second choice that is most chose by these students was shared apartment which was nearly 4000 students, also three times higher than graduated students. However, graduated students’ second choice for housing was shared house, that was just under 1000 students, apparently two-thirds fewer than under graduate students.

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Followed the chart we can see, most students still in school choose to live in dormitories. The second choice is live at shared apartment. In the other hand, rarely will any student choose married student housing, compared to living in dormitories, much less, less than 10% compared to living in dormitories.

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For graduate students, the most popular accommodation was shared apartments, with just over 1,000 people choosing this option. Shared houses were also common, with about 1,000 students. However, almost no graduate students lived in university dormitories or with their parents.

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The number of undergraduates in university dormitories was the highest, at around 4,200 students, which was nearly four times higher than the figure for graduates in the same category. The second largest group was undergraduates living in shared apartments, at just under 4,000, while around 1,500 graduates also chose this option. By contrast, graduate students were more likely to choose the shared apartment, over 1000, followed by married student housing was the second popular decision at about 10,000.

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In terms of undergraduate students, university dormitories were the dominant choice more than 4000. Standing in the next position are shared apartments, attracting nearly 3,800 students. On the contrary, other options are less popular, when the number of people living with parents is just under 500, while the number of students choosing private apartments, shared houses, private houses or houses for married people is maintained below the threshold of 1,000.

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The number of undergraduate students choosing university dormitories and shared apartments as their accommodation is the highest, with over 4,000 students and over 1,000 students respectively. Likewise, shared apartments are the highest choice of accommodation for post graduate students. The number of undergraduate students choosing university dormitories and shared apartments is 3 times higher than that of shared houses, about 4 times higher than that of living with parents, and about 5 times higher than that of own apartments.

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According to the bar chart, the most common of undergraduate students’ choice for accommodation was university dormitory, at over 4000 students. The second common choice was shared apartment with the statistic being nearly 4,000 students. The most popular of graduate students’ choice was shared apartment, at just over 1000 students and their second popular choice was shared house, at nearly 1500 students.

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We can see that most university students live in dorms, with about 4200 students. This was way more than any other place. However, the second biggest group lived in shared houses, around 1400, and about 1000 had their own apartments. Looking at the rest, only a few stayed with parents, in their own houses, or in married housing.

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According to the bar chart,the number of undergradute students in university dormitory was the highest approximately 4500 students. The shared apartment was 2nd highest about 3800 students.Own house was unpopular by undergradute students and the 2nd lowest was married student housing

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Regarding graduate students, the most popular forms of accommodation were shared apartments and shared houses, with just over and nearly one thousand students choosing each option, respectively. However, by far the least popular choice was university dormitories, which were not selected by any graduate students at all. Similarly, living with parents was also highly uncommon for this group

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University dormitories are the most common choice, with over 4,000 students. This number is significantly higher than any other housing option, highlighting its popularity among undergraduates. The second most common living arrangement is living with parents, which is chosen by about 1,000 students. In contrast, shared houses approximately 1,400 students, while around 600 students. The least common choices are owning a house or living in married student housing, with fewer than 500 students in these categories.

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In 2013, the number of the undergraduate student living in the dormitory was highest with over 4000 people. Shared apartment accounted for three-fourths learner in dormitory, also the second accomodation made up lots of students. Similarly, the highest housing which accounted most of graduate students is shared apartment with a half 500 learners. Likewise, the shared house is the second place where graduate student chose above 1000 student.