I described a diagram. This diagram illustrates the different distribution of postgraduates and undergraduates in terms of their reason of choosing Paler University. Reputation and cost were the major reasons that students chose Paler university. 42% of postgraduates were out of its reputation, higher than the figure of undergraduates (35%). Similarly, the postgraduates who chose this university because of reasonable cost represented 32%, slightly higher than the proportion of undergraduates (24%). The largest difference between two groups of students appeared in personal recommendation. The proportion of undergraduates hearing of this university from others was 18%, three times than the proportion of postgraduate (6%). While, the distribution of students who selected this university out of other reasons were around even in undergraduates and postgraduates. 6% of postgraduates and 8% of undergraduates liked the location of Paler university, so they chose it. And there are 8% postgraduates and 7% undergraduates entering this university because they were satisfied with the accommodation. In summary, most students were attracted by the reputation of Paler University. And undergraduates were more willing to listen to others’ recommendation than postgraduate.