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Sep 14, 2021
Writing Feedback / International students in the UK attending and achieving second or even higher class degrees [4]

the percentage of UK students gaining second class degrees or better at a major UK University



At a university in the uk, there are not only uk but also many international students attending and achieving second or even better class degrees. The bar chart clearly illustrates the percentage of the two groups of students.

In some society-related subjects, there is obviously more uk students who take and get a higher education. In art history and sociology, the home students dominate with 5-10 percentage higher in comparision. In internation law and english literature, there is a much bigger gap. Whereas, the foreign students only make up around 50 percent, the local students account for up to 20 percent higher.

The international students, however, also express their strengths at two subjects: electrical engineering and information technology. Espeacially, in it, there is only around three out of five home students compared to the 85 percent of the oversea ones.

Moreover, there is also a equal percenage of the two sections of students continuing and gaining better degrees in nursing( over three quarters) and accountancy( exactly sixty percent).

Overall, the column graph demonstrates the percentage of two kinds of students following higher education as well as gives us the perception that any of the two have their own strengths and weaknesses denoted in certain subjects.



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