The pie chart triplet illustrates the percentage of Anthoropo College’s scholars who opted for diverse types of courses in 1984, 1994, 2004.
Overall, as might be expected, through a period of thirty years, fewer students chose the face-to-face method, whereas the mixed courses experienced a continuous gain.
Most pupils in 1984 enrolled in face-to-face courses, at 67%. While 20% of the students studied correspondence, mixed media had the lowest rate (13%).
Over the period of ten years, online courses were introduced to the students’ curriculum, which scored a percentage of 12%. Face-to-face courses witnessed a decrease to 40%. In contrast, mixed media showed a tiny rise of only 2%. Surprisingly, the figure for correspondence remained unchanged at 20%.
In 2004, correspondence leaped to 35%, only 5% less than the most popular courses, being face-to-face courses (40%). Mixed media was still on the increase (20%), while studying online became less popular (5%)
The pie chart triplet illustrates the percentage of
Anthoropo
College’s scholars who opted for diverse types of
courses
in 1984, 1994, 2004.
Overall
, as might be
expected
, through a period of thirty years, fewer students chose the face-to-face method, whereas the
mixed
courses
experienced a continuous gain.
Most pupils in 1984 enrolled in face-to-face
courses
, at 67%. While 20% of the students studied correspondence,
mixed
media had the lowest rate (13%).
Over the period of ten years, online
courses
were introduced
to the students’ curriculum, which scored a percentage of 12%. Face-to-face
courses
witnessed a decrease to 40%.
In contrast
,
mixed
media
showed
a tiny rise of
only
2%.
Surprisingly
, the figure for correspondence remained unchanged at 20%.
In 2004, correspondence leaped to 35%,
only
5% less than the most popular
courses
, being face-to-face
courses
(40%).
Mixed
media was
still
on the increase (20%), while studying online became less popular (5%)