The graph below shows the number of university graduates in Canada from 1992 to 2007. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph represents how many men and

women

completed their

university

education between 1992 and 2007.

Overall

,

women

accounted for the majority of people who left

university

with a

degree

within

this

period

.

Moreover

, the rate of growth for the

number

of female

university

graduates

outstripped that of male

university

graduates

. For

women

, there was an upward trend regarding the

number

of

university

graduates

. More specifically, from 1992 to 1994, an increasing

number

of

women

obtained a

university

degree

, from less than 100

thousand

to approximately 103

thousand

people, but the

period

from 1994 to 1997 observed a slump to the mark of 100

thousand

. Since 1997,

however

, a rise in the

number

of

women

graduating from

university

occurred, which resulted in

an

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50% increase to around 150

thousand

graduates

. As for the

number

of male

university

graduates

, there was

also

overall

growth. Going into more detail, the first three years of the

overall

period

saw a slight bump in the

number

of men completing a

university

degree

, from 70

thousand

to 73

thousand

, but

then

the figures experienced a slight decrease until 1988

,

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when 70

thousand

men obtained a

university

degree

. The

next

three years saw erratic change around

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of 71

thousand

male

university

graduates

in the figures, yet, from 2001 onwards, the

number

of male

university

graduates

rose consistently, ultimately reaching approximately 95

thousand

people by the end of the

period

.