The bar chart illustrates how much the percentage of female entering higher education was for the years 1980 and 2015 in five different countries.
Generally, of all the countries the percentage of female entering higher education went up, except for Australia who remained steadily around 60%. Among the four countries that enjoyed a considerable increase in the percentage of female entering higher education, UK and USA had the most dramatic rise, surging for approximately 20%. South Korea also experience a significant improvement of about 15%.
Significantly, in 1980 Australia had the highest female higher education whereas South Korea had the lowest. In 2015, the percentage of female entering high education in USA rose from just under 40% to almost 60%. The highest percentage among the five countries was a tie between USA and Australia whereas South Korea remained the lowest.
The bar chart illustrates how much the
percentage
of
female
entering
higher
education
was for the years 1980 and 2015 in five
different
countries.
Generally
, of all the countries the
percentage
of
female
entering
higher
education
went up,
except for
Australia who remained
steadily
around 60%. Among the four countries that enjoyed a considerable increase in the
percentage
of
female
entering
higher
education
, UK and USA had the most dramatic rise, surging for approximately 20%. South Korea
also
experience a significant improvement of about 15%.
Significantly
, in 1980 Australia had the highest
female
higher
education
whereas South Korea had the lowest. In 2015, the
percentage
of
female
entering
high
education
in USA rose from
just
under 40% to almost 60%. The highest
percentage
among the five countries was a tie
between USA
and Australia whereas South Korea remained the lowest.