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the bar charts compare that the four chioces of UK college students after graduation in 2008.
it is clear that the figures of graduates and postgraduates chosing to further study were all the largest, but the least of them took part in voluntary work. Also, those who picked up part time jobs were the second largest, and those witout jobs were the third largest in 2008.
there were 29665 graduates continuing to study after leaving college, more 1193 than those chosing temporary jobs. And there were 2725 postgraduates continued to study , much more 190 than those chosing temporary jobs.
the figures of unemployment for graduates and postgraduates were 16235 and 1625 respectively. But only 3500 graduates and 345 postgraduates took part in voluntary work .
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Bar Chart
The bar charts compare the four choices of UK college students after graduation in 2008.It is clear that the figures of graduates and postgraduates choosing to further study were the largest, and those took part in voluntary work were the least. Also, those who picked up part time jobs were the second largest, and those without jobs were the third largest in 2008.
There were 29665 graduates continuing to study after leaving college, 1193 more than those choosing temporary jobs. And there were 2725 postgraduates who continued to study, much more than those choosing temporary jobs.
The figures of unemployment for graduates and postgraduates were 16235 and 1625 respectively. But only 3500 graduates and 345 postgraduates took part in voluntary work.
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