The graph below shows the percentage change in places where students lived over five decades.

The graphs illustrate information about different kinds of student accommodation from 1960s to 2000s. Overall, most of the youngsters chose room in a shared house or flat with other students as the place where they stay. On the other hand, there was only a few students stayed at home with own family during the given period of time. In 1960s, the percentage of students resided in room in a shared house or flaat with other students and paying guest with a host family were the same amount, 35%. Particularly, in the next 40 years, room in a shared house or flat with other students' figure rose by leaps and bounds to its peak, roughly 70%. In contrast, students who paying guest with a host family witnessed a gradual decrease, from 35% to around 5% by the end of the period. Initially, students opted students hall of residence and at home with own family accounted for 15%. After that, students hall of residence's figure had a minor fluctuated and then fell to approximately 13%. Additionally, the quantity of students lived at home with own family reduce steadily, reached 5% by the year 1990s. However, it increased to the same amount as student hall of residence's within the nest 10 years.