The graph below shows the number of university in Canada from 1992 to 2007. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The graph below shows the number of university in Canada from 1992 to 2007. 1dBL
The graph in the picture illustrates how many students graduated from Canadian colleges in the span of fifteen years
The number of male students was at its all-time-low in 1992, having only 70, 000 graduates that year. The same year, 100, 000 females managed to graduate, resulting in ultimate dominance for over than 30, 000 students. In the following years, figures seemed to fluctuate, coming to a standstill until early 2000s
2000 was the year when this tendency had finally stopped. The number of female graduates skyrocketed, each year showing better results than the last, until reaching its highest point which is nearly 150, 000 graduates in 2006. The opposite side, however, didn't show a rapid growth, rising by insignificant margins instead. Eventually, the estimate for the difference between the highest points of each line is 55%, with the percentage rising by 15 since 1992.
The graph in the picture illustrates how
many
students graduated from Canadian colleges in the span of fifteen years
The number of male students was at its all-time-low in 1992, having
only
70, 000
graduates
that
year
. The same
year
, 100, 000 females managed to
graduate
, resulting in ultimate dominance for
over
than 30, 000 students. In the following years, figures seemed to fluctuate, coming to a standstill until early 2000s
2000 was the
year
when this tendency had
finally
stopped
. The number of female
graduates
skyrocketed, each
year
showing better results than the last, until reaching its highest point which is
nearly
150, 000
graduates
in 2006. The opposite side,
however
, didn't
show
a rapid growth, rising by insignificant margins
instead
.
Eventually
, the estimate for the difference between the highest points of each line is 55%, with the percentage rising by 15 since 1992.