The two pie charts illustrates the amoun
The two pie charts illustrates the amoun XDVxq
The two pie charts illustrates the amount of students who have chosen the 7 mentioned subjects(Engineering, Arts, Business, Computing, Law, Medicine, Science) and the number of art students joined from other nations, other than US in North West University.
Overall, it is shown that the most picked course by students were arts and also the maximum number of students are non localists where more than half are from South America. Furthermore, the information about the percentage of other courses taken by the students.
The highest chosen course was arts that accounts to 23% and the maximum number of students who have selected the course art is from South America that is about 79 people. On the contrary, students from Africa were the least number which is 2 students.
On the other hand, the second most highest selected subject was computing which comprised of 22%, following that science stands in the third place with 21%. While remaining 29% courses were from business, engineering, law and medicine, where medicine is the least obtained subject with 5%.
The two pie charts illustrates the amount of
students
who have chosen the 7 mentioned subjects(Engineering,
Arts
, Business, Computing, Law, Medicine, Science) and the
number
of
art
students
joined
from
other
nations,
other
than US in North West University.
Overall
, it
is shown
that the most picked
course
by
students
were
arts
and
also
the maximum
number
of
students
are non
localists
where more than half are from South America.
Furthermore
, the information about the percentage of
other
courses
taken by the students.
The highest chosen
course
was
arts
that accounts to 23% and the maximum
number
of
students
who have selected the
course
art
is from South America
that is
about 79
people
.
On the contrary
,
students
from Africa were the least
number
which is 2 students.
On the
other
hand, the second
most highest
selected subject was computing
which comprised of
22%, following that science stands in the third place with 21%. While remaining 29%
courses
were from business, engineering, law and medicine, where medicine is the least obtained subject with 5%.