The pie chart illustrates percentage of numerous disciplines offered at the National University in the years 1995, 2005, and 2015.
In general, Computer Science sit on the top as the most popular degree in each year, while Law is the least granted among other study programs in all academic years.
In 1995, around a third of prospective students was granted by Computer Science. This proportion was exactly the same as Business whereas remained composition was fulfilled by Medicine at a quarter of total population and Law as the least at 15 percent.
Ten years later, the overall proportion did not change significantly. Computer Science was still the most likely enrolled program at 40%. But, the second was Medicine at one third followed by Business program at an average twenty percent. Still, Law was only about 10% chosen by prospective students.
In 2015, the depiction was quite still in the similar composition as Computer Science was on the top among other programs followed by Medicine which constituted for around 25%. Then, Business and Law had the same percentage at around fifteen percent.
The pie chart illustrates percentage of numerous disciplines offered at the National University in the years 1995, 2005, and 2015.
In general
, Computer
Science
sit on the top as the most popular degree in each year, while
Law
is the least granted among other study
programs
in all academic years.
In 1995, around a third of prospective students
was granted
by Computer
Science
. This proportion was exactly the same as Business whereas remained composition
was fulfilled
by Medicine at a quarter of total population and
Law
as the least at 15 percent.
Ten years later, the
overall
proportion did not
change
significantly
. Computer
Science
was
still
the most likely enrolled
program
at 40%.
But
, the second was Medicine at one third followed by Business
program
at an average twenty percent.
Still
,
Law
was
only
about 10% chosen by prospective students.
In 2015, the depiction was quite
still
in the similar composition as Computer
Science
was on the top among other
programs
followed by Medicine which constituted for around 25%. Then, Business and
Law
had the same percentage at around fifteen percent.