The given graph describes the comparison for the students who attend in higher education by the several categories, full time or part time, gender between 1970s and 1990s.
Firstly, if we look at the transition for the number of part time students, it shows increases for both male and female from 1970 to 1991. Although it is still approximately 200 thousands, and about 20% of the full time students, we can say it is getting a common option for people who consider to receive higher education while working.
Secondly, the research shows more and more female students take the option to pursue the further education compared to the past. Especially the growth in full time students between 1980 and 1991 is significant.
In contrast, the male full time students marked 1000 thousands in 1970 and it shows a slight decline. In 1990/1991, while female full time students reached over 1100 thousands, male full time students go down to around 900 thousands.
The
given
graph
describes
the comparison for the
students
who attend in higher education by the several categories,
full
time
or part
time
, gender between 1970s and 1990s.
Firstly
, if we look at the transition for the number of part
time
students
, it
shows
increases for both male and female from 1970 to 1991. Although it is
still
approximately 200 thousands, and about 20% of the
full
time
students
, we can say it is getting a common option for
people
who
consider to receive
higher education while working.
Secondly
, the research
shows
more and more female
students
take the option to pursue the
further
education compared to the past.
Especially
the growth in
full
time
students
between 1980 and 1991 is significant.
In contrast
, the male
full
time
students
marked 1000 thousands in 1970 and it
shows
a slight decline. In 1990/1991, while female
full
time
students
reached over 1100 thousands, male
full
time
students
go down to around 900 thousands.