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Uk and international students gaining second class degrees or better (2009)

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The bar chart shows the proportion of international students and UK students in terms of achieving second class degrees and higher in seven different subjects at a University in the UK. In general terms, the chart shows that international and UK had different strengths when studying for degrees and better in this UK university. It is clear from the bar chart show that degree results were generally good for both international and UK students with over 50% gaining a second class degrees and better in all seven subjects except English literature and International Law. International students tended to do better than UK students in Electrical engineering and Information technology. Whereas over 80% of International students gained a good degree in IT, only about a half of UK students did so. Thr percentage of International and UK students who gained a good degree were similar for the two subjects in Nursing and Accountancy ( about 75% and 60% respectively). In Art history and Sociology subjects, UK students tended to do better. Especially, nearly three-quarter of UK students gained a second class degree or better in international Law while only a half of the International students achieved in this level. Votes
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different
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at a University in the UK.

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and
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in this UK university.

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from the bar chart
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for both
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with over 50% gaining a second
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in all seven
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subjects
except English literature and
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Law.
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International
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tended to do
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in Electrical engineering and Information technology. Whereas over 80% of
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International
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gained a
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in IT,
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about a half of UK
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, UK
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or
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achieved in this level.

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IELTS academic Uk and international students gaining second class degrees or better (2009)

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198 words
5.0
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