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The two given pie charts give information about the percentage of various reasons collected from undergraduates and postgraduates who are enrolled in Parker University. Overall, it is noticeable that the reputation of the university attracted the greatest number of students in both groups. Noticeably, the least common reasons that both undergraduates and postgraduates choose to learn at this university are other reasons and location. Looking at two pies in more detail, 42% of postgraduates at Parker University sign up for this school due to its popularity, 7% higher than the figure for undergraduate students. In addition, the greater rate of postgraduates opting for this school due to the cost is recorded, accounting for over one-third (32%), 8% higher than the same category's figure of undergraduates. However, more undergraduates choose this university due to personal recommendation, accounting for 18%, which is three times as many as the figure for postgraduates. Regarding the three remaining reasons, the percentage of both student groups applying for this school due to other reasons is negligible, ranging from 6% to 8%. Location is the reason attracting the smallest proportions of undergraduates and postgraduates enrolling in this university, which are 8% and 6%, respectively. Finally, the figure for the availability of accommodation for undergraduates is 7%, 1% lower than the figure for postgraduates.