The line graph compares the number of both male and female graduates in Canadian universities during the 15-year period (from 1992 to 2007).
The line graph compares the number of both male and female graduates in Canadian universities during the 15-year period (from 1992 to 2007). p0o2
The line graph compares the number of both male and female graduates in Canadian universities during the 15-year period (from 1992 to 2007).
A more detailed look at the graph represents that the increase of female and male graduates was quite similar until 1999, although after the year of 2000 the amount of women, who graduated in Canadian universities, rocketed as well as reached the number of 127, 000 students in 2004 and then, until 2006, increased slightly, while the number of men was still about 75, 000, more precisely 85, 000 (in 2004).
Overall, the amount of female graduated was much more considerable rather than male ones in 1992. In the last year, 2006, which is represented on the graph, it is clearly seen that the quantity of graduated women in Canada universities dramatically jumped by 33% during the 15-year period, whereas the increase of men graduates was less steady as well as considerable, and grew only to about 20, 000. The line graph compares the number of both male and female graduates in Canadian universities during the 15-year period (from 1992 to 2007).
A more detailed look at the graph represents that the increase of female and male graduates was quite similar until 1999, although after the year of 2000 the amount of women, who graduated in Canadian universities, rocketed as well as reached the number of 127, 000 students in 2004 and then, until 2006, increased slightly, while the number of men was still about 75, 000, more precisely 85, 000 (in 2004).
Overall, the amount of female graduated was much more considerable rather than male ones in 1992. In the last year, 2006, which is represented on the graph, it is clearly seen that the quantity of graduated women in Canada universities dramatically jumped by 33% during the 15-year period, whereas the increase of men graduates was less steady as well as considerable, and grew only to about 20, 000. The line graph compares the number of both male and female graduates in Canadian universities during the 15-year period (from 1992 to 2007).
A more detailed look at the graph represents that the increase of female and male graduates was quite similar until 1999, although after the year of 2000 the amount of women, who graduated in Canadian universities, rocketed as well as reached the number of 127, 000 students in 2004 and then, until 2006, increased slightly, while the number of men was still about 75, 000, more precisely 85, 000 (in 2004).
Overall, the amount of female graduated was much more considerable rather than male ones in 1992. In the last year, 2006, which is represented on the graph, it is clearly seen that the quantity of graduated women in Canada universities dramatically jumped by 33% during the 15-year period, whereas the increase of men graduates was less steady as well as considerable, and grew only to about 20, 000. The line graph compares the number of both male and female graduates in Canadian universities during the 15-year period (from 1992 to 2007).
A more detailed look at the graph represents that the increase of female and male graduates was quite similar until 1999, although after the year of 2000 the amount of women, who graduated in Canadian universities, rocketed as well as reached the number of 127, 000 students in 2004 and then, until 2006, increased slightly, while the number of men was still about 75, 000, more precisely 85, 000 (in 2004).
Overall, the amount of female graduated was much more considerable rather than male ones in 1992. In the last year, 2006, which is represented on the graph, it is clearly seen that the quantity of graduated women in Canada universities dramatically jumped by 33% during the 15-year period, whereas the increase of men graduates was less steady as well as considerable, and grew only to about 20, 000.
The
line
graph
compares
the
number
of both male and
female
graduates
in Canadian
universities
during the
15-year
period
(from 1992 to 2007).
A more
detailed
look
at the
graph
represents
that the
increase
of
female
and male
graduates
was
quite
similar
until 1999, although after the
year
of 2000 the
amount
of
women
,
who
graduated in Canadian
universities
,
rocketed
as
well
as
reached
the
number
of 127, 000
students
in 2004 and then, until 2006,
increased
slightly
, while the
number
of
men
was
still
about 75, 000, more
precisely
85, 000 (in 2004).
Overall
, the
amount
of
female
graduated was
much
more
considerable
rather
than male
ones
in 1992. In the last
year
, 2006, which is
represented
on the
graph
, it is
clearly
seen
that the
quantity
of graduated
women
in Canada
universities
dramatically
jumped
by 33% during the
15-year
period
, whereas the
increase
of
men
graduates
was
less
steady
as
well
as
considerable
, and
grew
only
to about 20, 000. The
line
graph
compares
the
number
of both male and
female
graduates
in Canadian
universities
during the
15-year
period
(from 1992 to 2007).
A more
detailed
look
at the
graph
represents
that the
increase
of
female
and male
graduates
was
quite
similar
until 1999, although after the
year
of 2000 the
amount
of
women
,
who
graduated in Canadian
universities
,
rocketed
as
well
as
reached
the
number
of 127, 000
students
in 2004 and then, until 2006,
increased
slightly
, while the
number
of
men
was
still
about 75, 000, more
precisely
85, 000 (in 2004).
Overall
, the
amount
of
female
graduated was
much
more
considerable
rather
than male
ones
in 1992. In the last
year
, 2006, which is
represented
on the
graph
, it is
clearly
seen
that the
quantity
of graduated
women
in Canada
universities
dramatically
jumped
by 33% during the
15-year
period
, whereas the
increase
of
men
graduates
was
less
steady
as
well
as
considerable
, and
grew
only
to about 20, 000. The
line
graph
compares
the
number
of both male and
female
graduates
in Canadian
universities
during the
15-year
period
(from 1992 to 2007).
A more
detailed
look
at the
graph
represents
that the
increase
of
female
and male
graduates
was
quite
similar
until 1999, although after the
year
of 2000 the
amount
of
women
,
who
graduated in Canadian
universities
,
rocketed
as
well
as
reached
the
number
of 127, 000
students
in 2004 and then, until 2006,
increased
slightly
, while the
number
of
men
was
still
about 75, 000, more
precisely
85, 000 (in 2004).
Overall
, the
amount
of
female
graduated was
much
more
considerable
rather
than male
ones
in 1992. In the last
year
, 2006, which is
represented
on the
graph
, it is
clearly
seen
that the
quantity
of graduated
women
in Canada
universities
dramatically
jumped
by 33% during the
15-year
period
, whereas the
increase
of
men
graduates
was
less
steady
as
well
as
considerable
, and
grew
only
to about 20, 000. The
line
graph
compares
the
number
of both male and
female
graduates
in Canadian
universities
during the
15-year
period
(from 1992 to 2007).
A more
detailed
look
at the
graph
represents
that the
increase
of
female
and male
graduates
was
quite
similar
until 1999, although after the
year
of 2000 the
amount
of
women
,
who
graduated in Canadian
universities
,
rocketed
as
well
as
reached
the
number
of 127, 000
students
in 2004 and then, until 2006,
increased
slightly
, while the
number
of
men
was
still
about 75, 000, more
precisely
85, 000 (in 2004).
Overall
, the
amount
of
female
graduated was
much
more
considerable
rather
than male
ones
in 1992. In the last
year
, 2006, which is
represented
on the
graph
, it is
clearly
seen
that the
quantity
of graduated
women
in Canada
universities
dramatically
jumped
by 33% during the
15-year
period
, whereas the
increase
of
men
graduates
was
less
steady
as
well
as
considerable
, and
grew
only
to about 20, 000.