The bar graph compares the number of students who were selected for various university subjects in 2005. The chart classifies the students according to the subject and divides these subject groups into males and females.
Is it obvious from the chart that social sciences has been chosen the highest in all subjects by students. By contrast, the Arts had fewer students involved. Remarkably, humanities had as many males as females studied this subject.
Sciences was one of the most popular choices for most students in 2005 with approximately 22, 000 people which was double females. There were nearly 19, 000 men joining mathematics. Strikingly, this number went up four-fold between men and women. Furthermore, the figures of male students picked literature and law were also higher than females, at about 15, 000 and 10, 000 respectively.
On the other hand, females tend to choose less technical subjects such as: social sciences, languages, arts, while the least favorite choice was in mathematics. The interesting point is that, languages
was the subject had the biggest difference between males and females with around over 15, 000. Social sciences was the most attractive to women with around 24, 000 students and the Arts was almost 10, 000 people.
The bar graph compares the number of
students
who
were selected
for various university
subjects
in 2005. The chart classifies the
students
according to the
subject
and divides these
subject
groups into
males
and females.
Is it obvious from the chart that social sciences has
been chosen
the highest in all
subjects
by
students
. By contrast, the Arts had fewer
students
involved.
Remarkably
, humanities had as
many
males
as
females
studied this subject.
Sciences was one of the most popular choices for most
students
in 2005 with approximately 22, 000
people
which was double
females
. There were
nearly
19, 000
men
joining mathematics.
Strikingly
, this number went up four-fold between
men
and women.
Furthermore
, the figures of male
students
picked literature and law were
also
higher than
females
, at about 15, 000 and 10, 000
respectively
.
On the other hand
,
females
tend to choose less technical
subjects
such as: social sciences, languages, arts, while the least favorite choice was in mathematics. The interesting point is that,
languages
was
the
subject
had the biggest difference between
males
and
females
with around over 15, 000. Social sciences was the most attractive to women with around 24, 000
students
and the Arts was almost 10, 000
people
.