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The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The charts below show what UK graduate and postgraduate students who did not go into full-time work did after leaving college in 2008. Qp1b
The bar graphs provide information about both graduate and postgraduate students, who were finished their studies in 2008, did not prefer employing in a full-time job after lives in the United Kingdom. Overall, the information is comparised of four area, as well as numbers are higher in classification of graduate students than the postgraduate statistics. The percentages are similar with each other absent the category of part-time work, which is located in the postgraduates data. Regarding the graphs, the most demanded choise is called further study option for two of them. In that case, the information is illustrated that this category has 29, 665, also 2, 725 numbers for college and postgraduate students respectively. Secondly, the part-time option is preferred the second opportunity in 2008 by people, who were choosed by postgraduates students more than the other type of class, if we compare with each other. On the other hand, the classification of voluntary is the less preferred path both of them. The data is followed to those numbers 3, 500, that is in the first information, also 345, which is located in the another data.
The bar graphs provide
information
about both graduate and
postgraduate
students
, who
were finished
their studies in 2008, did not prefer employing in a full-time job after
lives
in the United Kingdom.

Overall
, the
information
is
comparised
of four area,
as well
as numbers are higher in classification of graduate
students
than the
postgraduate
statistics. The percentages are similar with each other absent the category of part-time work, which
is located
in the
postgraduates
data.

Regarding the graphs, the most demanded
choise
is called
further
study option for two of them.
In that case
, the
information
is illustrated
that this category has 29, 665,
also
2, 725 numbers for college and
postgraduate
students
respectively
.
Secondly
, the part-time option
is preferred
the second opportunity in 2008 by
people
, who were
choosed
by
postgraduates
students
more than the other type of
class
, if we compare with each other.

On the other hand
, the classification of voluntary is the
less preferred
path both of them. The data
is followed
to those numbers 3, 500,
that is
in the
first
information
,
also
345, which
is located
in the another data.
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