The following two charts demonstrate the variation during a ten-year enlistment of foreign and local students to Australian universities from the years 2001 to 2010.
The first diagram illustrates the entrance of overseas students accepted in Australia, which showed that the tendency quadrupled over ten years for the total alumni. Moreover, the number of new students also increased twice the number of 20 000 they had at the beginning of 2001.
In regard to the second graph for local students, the acceptance ratio showed little variation and no noticeable increase at the end of the decade. Similarly, the total number of students demonstrated a sudden peak for the first seven years until reaching a flat line for the last three years. In general, the amount of enrolled local students dominated and had a one-third increase from the initial number of 40 000.
Overall, it can be observed that overseas students increased their enrollment rate during a gap of ten years in comparison to local students whose admission tended to decrease.
The following two charts demonstrate the variation during a ten-year enlistment of foreign and
local
students
to Australian universities from the years 2001 to 2010.
The
first
diagram illustrates the entrance of overseas
students
accepted
in Australia, which
showed
that the tendency quadrupled over ten years for the total alumni.
Moreover
, the
number
of new
students
also
increased twice the
number
of 20 000 they had at the beginning of 2001.
In regard to the second graph for
local
students
, the acceptance ratio
showed
little
variation and no noticeable increase at the
end
of the decade.
Similarly
, the total
number
of
students
demonstrated a sudden peak for the
first
seven years until reaching a flat line for the last three years.
In general
, the amount of enrolled
local
students
dominated and had a one-third increase from the initial
number
of 40 000.
Overall
, it can
be observed
that overseas
students
increased their enrollment rate during a gap of ten years
in comparison
to
local
students
whose admission tended to decrease.