The graph below shows the percentage change in places where students lived over five decades Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant v.2

The given graph provides statistics about the accommodation students chose to stay over the fifty-year period from 1960s to 2000s, figures measured in percent. It is clear that living with friends saw an upward trend and was always the highest while living with native people had an opposite trend. In 1960s, there was 35% of students decided to stay together with friends. Then, the amount rose continously and reached 70% in 2000s. In the first 10 years, 35% chose to stay in dormitory. The figures fluctuated and peaked at 20% in 1970s and 1990s, then decreased a little to 13% in the end. Living with a local family was the decision of 35% of students in 1960s. However, the amount declined steadily and there was only 5% chose this type in 2000s. The number of students living in their own houses lasted for 15% in the beginning. After that, it started to go down to only 5% in 1980s. The percentage increased slightly by 1% in 1990s and jumped to 13% at the end of the period. Overall, sharing houses with others had a sharp increase and became more and more popular year by year. In the other hands, the percentage of students living as a guest with a native family was less and less by the time.