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The bar chart shows the information about student accomodation at one US university in 2013

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The bar chart illustrates information about learners housing in one state in the United States university in 2013. Overall, the most of undergraduate students more prefered live in university dorminatory. Followed by them several students lived in shared apartment. According to the graph in 2013 the majority of undergraduate students prefered live in university dorminatory (4 thousand) of student. Followed by them shared apartment was common amidst these students around 4000. Also in married student housing lived far fewer undergraduate learners than graduate students(almost 500 and just under 1000 respectively). In 2013, student of magistracy accommodated in shared apartment (around 1000). Furthermore graduate students existed in shared house and married student housing. While the least number of graduate students was about 200 who lived with parents. Finally graduate learners who lived in 6 various accommodation in one state in the United States university in 2013 was popular until 1000 of students.
The bar chart illustrates information about learners housing in one
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state
in the United
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States
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university
in 2013.
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, the
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most of undergraduate
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students
more
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prefered
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live
in
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university
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dorminatory
. Followed by them several
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students
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lived
in
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shared
apartment. According to the graph in 2013 the majority of undergraduate
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students
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prefered
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live
in
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university
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dorminatory
(4 thousand) of
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student
. Followed by them
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shared
apartment was common amidst these
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students
around 4000.
Also
in married
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student
housing
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lived
far fewer undergraduate learners than
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graduate
students(almost 500 and
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just
under 1000
respectively
). In 2013,
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student
of magistracy accommodated in
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shared
apartment (around 1000).
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Furthermore
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graduate
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students
existed in
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shared
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house
and married
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student
housing.
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While
the least number of
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graduate
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students
was about 200 who
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lived
with parents.
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Finally
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graduate
learners who
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lived
in 6 various accommodation in one
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state
in the United
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States
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university
in 2013 was popular until 1000 of
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students
.
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IELTS academic The bar chart shows the information about student accomodation at one US university in 2013

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Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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