The information related to the table shows how many international students in 2013 and 2014 arrived in six countries. The bar chart supplies more detailed information in relation to the international students in _South Korea over the past decade.
Generally, all countries had an increase in international arrivals, but the USA had by far the most increase. On the contrary, South Korea experienced some losses. The bar chart reports the increasing trend of the international students with the subsequent decrease in the last couple of years.
In 2013, the USA hosted 43215325 students from abroad, almost double the figure for the UK. The same year, China, Australia, and Canada welcomed 24345, 45345, and 34535 students respectively. All countries saw a growth of at least 10 000 and in other cases 20 000 students more by 2014. The same cannot be stated about South Korea, where the incomers dropped by more than 1000 students.
More detailed changes are visible looking at the bar chart in relation to South Korea. There the incoming students went growing from 2004 to 2012 and have even doubled between 2004 and 2006. The peaking number of the students in 2012 before slightly falling from 86 537 in 2014 to 84 893 in 2014.
The information related to the table
shows
how
many
international
students
in 2013 and 2014 arrived in six countries. The bar chart supplies more detailed information in relation to the
international
students
in _South Korea over the past decade.
Generally
, all countries had an increase in
international
arrivals,
but
the USA had by far the most increase.
On the contrary
, South Korea experienced
some
losses. The bar chart reports the increasing trend of the
international
students
with the subsequent decrease in the last couple of years.
In 2013, the USA hosted 43215325
students
from abroad, almost double the figure for the UK. The same year, China, Australia, and Canada welcomed 24345, 45345, and 34535
students
respectively
. All countries
saw
a growth of at least 10 000 and in other cases 20 000
students
more by 2014. The same cannot
be stated
about South Korea, where the incomers dropped by more than 1000 students.
More detailed
changes
are visible looking at the bar chart in relation to South Korea. There the incoming
students
went growing from 2004 to 2012 and have even doubled between 2004 and 2006. The peaking number of the
students
in 2012
before
slightly
falling from 86 537 in 2014 to 84 893 in 2014.