The given bar charts demonstrate the information about the proportion of females going into higher education in five different countries (UK, USA, Canada, Japan, Germany) in two the separate years 1970 and 2005.
Overall, over 35 years period, the percentage of females who made the decision to go into higher education in all the countries was increased except in Canada, it was remained unchanged.
Firstly, it can be seen that in 1970, the figure for women who decided to go into higher education in the UK, USA and Japan was about 35%, 40% and 20% respectively. But in 2005, it was increased approximately two times higher than that of 1970 (at 60%, just under 60% and 40% respectively). Moreover, this percentage in the UK in 2005 was the highest point of the bar charts (at 60%).
During 35 years, the proportion of females in Canada who wanted to study higher was maintained at the same level (at 60%) and is also the highest percentage compared to other countries. In Germany, it was about 50% of females decided to go into higher education in 1970 and rose slowly to about 55% in 2005. 
The  
given
 bar charts demonstrate the information about the proportion of  
females
 going into higher  
education
 in five  
different
 countries (UK, USA, Canada, Japan, Germany) in two the separate years 1970 and 2005. 
Overall
, over 35 years period, the percentage of  
females
 who made the decision to go into higher  
education
 in all the countries  
was increased
 except in Canada, it  
was remained
 unchanged. 
Firstly
, it can be  
seen
 that in 1970, the figure for women who decided to go into higher  
education
 in the UK, USA and Japan was about 35%, 40% and 20%  
respectively
.  
But
 in 2005, it  
was increased
 approximately two times higher than that of 1970 (at 60%,  
just
 under 60% and 40%  
respectively
).  
Moreover
, this percentage in the UK in 2005 was the highest point of the bar charts (at 60%).
During 35 years, the proportion of  
females
 in Canada who wanted to study higher  
was maintained
 at the same level (at 60%) and is  
also
 the highest percentage compared to other countries. In Germany, it was about 50% of  
females
 decided to go into higher  
education
 in 1970 and rose  
slowly
 to about 55% in 2005.