The table shows the data about music enrollees in Australia between 2000 and 2006

The table illustrates the breakdown of music applicants by gender in an Australian universities over a six-year period, with the pie chart shows the further job preferences after graduation. Overall, it is clear that females' trend prevail men's almost every year. As we can see, in 2000 the percentage of male students was the highest for man proportion, but had the same rates with women enrolees, at 20%, whereas in 2001 males incentives declined by 5%. In 2001 more women decided to be musicians than men( 15% and 25% relatively). Between 2002 and 2003 the correlation between genders stayed the same, only a number of female enrolees has increased slightly by 5%. The lowest result was gained by males in 2004, at mere 10%, while female applicants comprised a half of all music freshman. In contrast, both trends did increase insignificantly in 2005 year (15% of men and 55% for women respectively). the highest proportion of enrolled students accounted to hefty 60% of females in 2006 and males' rate was only a third of females. To conclude, the data from the pie chart indicates that it was unlikely to stay interested in music for women.