The bar chart given illustrates how many young people studied at university in four
countries in three different years 2000, 2005 and 2010.
Overall, while an upward trend was seen in the percentage of university students in
countries A and D, the proportion of college students in countries B and C remained almost unchanged.
In 2000, the percentage of young people in country A studying at university accounted for about 38%. This figure increased to approximately 58% by 2010. A similar upward trend was seen in the proportion of university students in country D, which rose from 60% to 80% throughout the period examined.
At the beginning of the period, the rate of youngsters entering college registered exactly 40%. This figure declined slightly before returning to its original level in 2010. A similar stable trend was recorded in university attendances in country C, rising mildly before remaining unchanged at about 52% until 2010
The bar chart
given
illustrates how
many
young
people
studied at
university
in four
countries in three
different
years 2000, 2005 and 2010.
Overall
, while an upward trend was
seen
in the percentage of
university
students in
countries A and D, the proportion of college students in
countries
B and C remained almost unchanged.
In 2000, the percentage of young
people
in
country
A studying at
university
accounted for about 38%. This figure increased to approximately 58% by 2010. A similar upward trend was
seen
in the proportion of
university
students in
country
D, which rose from 60% to 80% throughout the period examined.
At the beginning of the period, the rate of youngsters entering college registered exactly 40%. This figure declined
slightly
before
returning to its original level in 2010. A similar stable trend
was recorded
in
university
attendances in
country
C, rising
mildly
before
remaining unchanged at about 52% until 2010