A glance at chart shown reveals information of graduated international student's fluctuation during 2001 and 2006 in Canada's provinces.
by 2001 approximately 7 percent of international students had graduated from New Brunswick. which is the highest quantity recorded in 2001.
Ontario, meanwhile, saw graduated about 3 percent of international students which is the least amount of them all.
A more detailed look at chart reveals an increasing trend for almost all provinces in 2006. However there is an exception named Alberta.
In 2001 approximately 6 percent of international graduation belonged to Alberta which followed by 4. 2 percent in 2006. which is the minimum amount of specified year.
Another remarkable fact about chart is that New Brunswick was always at lead recorded data proves that 11. 8 percent was the highest quantity for 2006.
Meanwhile most significant increase belongs to British Colombia which nearly enjoyed twice as amount of 2001 in 2006.
A glance at chart shown reveals information of graduated
international
student's fluctuation during 2001 and 2006 in Canada's provinces.
by
2001 approximately 7
percent
of
international
students had graduated from New Brunswick.
which
is the highest quantity recorded in 2001.
Ontario, meanwhile,
saw
graduated about 3
percent
of
international
students which is the least amount of them all.
A more detailed look at chart reveals an increasing trend for almost all provinces in 2006.
However
there is an exception named Alberta.
In 2001 approximately 6
percent
of
international
graduation belonged to Alberta which followed by 4. 2
percent
in 2006.
which
is the minimum amount of specified year.
Another remarkable fact about chart is that New Brunswick was always at lead recorded data proves that 11. 8
percent
was the highest quantity for 2006.
Meanwhile
most significant increase belongs to British Colombia which
nearly
enjoyed twice as amount of 2001 in 2006.