The graph below illustrates the percentage change in the number of international students graduating from universities in different Canadian provinces between 2001 and 2006.
According to the chart the number of international graduates rose in all the Canadian provinces in 2006 comparing to the year 2001 except for Alberta with a decline of one percent.
British Columbia had the most significant growth rate during the 5 years which was 6%. However, it can be seen that New Brunswick had been the province with the greatest percentage of students which reached to 11. 5% in 2006.
A more detailed look at the graph reveals that there were similar trends for overall growth in number of students in Manitoba, Newfoundland & Labrador and Ontario with the percentage change of 3%.
Moreover, Nova Scotia was the second most popular province among foreign students.
clearly, the number of international students graduating increased over this period.
The graph below illustrates the percentage
change
in the
number
of international
students
graduating from universities in
different
Canadian
provinces
between 2001 and 2006.
According to the chart the
number
of international graduates rose in all the Canadian
provinces
in 2006 comparing to the year 2001
except for
Alberta with a decline of one percent.
British Columbia had the most significant growth rate during the 5 years which was 6%.
However
, it can be
seen
that New Brunswick had been the
province
with the greatest percentage of
students
which reached to 11. 5% in 2006.
A more detailed look at the graph reveals that there were similar trends for
overall
growth in
number
of
students
in Manitoba, Newfoundland & Labrador and Ontario with the percentage
change
of 3%.
Moreover
, Nova Scotia was the second most popular
province
among foreign students.
clearly
, the
number
of international
students
graduating increased over this period.