The graphs above show the percentages of computers owned by people between 2002 and 2010 and their education level.
In general, the percentages have risen gradually from about 55% in 2002 to nearly above 75% but it's a different story depending on education.
People with no high school diploma have doubled up from about 20% in 2002 to over 40% in 2010.
Similarly, high school graduates experienced a similar increase but not doubling in numbers as it started from a little over 35% to 65%. College students percentages were high in 2002 and have been increasing gradually when heading towards higher education levels.
The gap went from 30% in unfinished college students to 25% in both bachelors and postgraduate degrees students.
Overall, ownerships of computers have increased gradually and rising up at a fast pace especially for students continuing their higher education. They are becoming a necessity to further your studies and show no sign of stopping.
The graphs above
show
the percentages of computers
owned
by
people
between 2002 and 2010 and their education level.
In general
, the percentages have risen
gradually
from about 55% in 2002 to
nearly
above 75%
but
it's a
different
story depending on education.
People
with no high school diploma have doubled up from about 20% in 2002 to over 40% in 2010.
Similarly
, high school graduates experienced a similar increase
but
not doubling in numbers as it
started
from a
little
over 35% to 65%. College students percentages were high in 2002 and have been increasing
gradually
when heading towards higher education levels.
The gap went from 30% in unfinished college students to 25% in both bachelors and postgraduate degrees students.
Overall
,
ownerships
of computers have increased
gradually
and rising up at a
fast
pace
especially
for students continuing their higher education. They are becoming a necessity to
further
your studies and
show
no
sign
of stopping.