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The
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illustrates the proportion of exchanged students graduating from university in Canadian provinces between 2001 and 2006. At
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glance, the highest percentage of exchange students graduating was in New Brunswick in 2006 at approximately 12% while
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was
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with over 4%. Plus, the international pupils graduating in
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had a higher percentage than the province below with 6%. Both Nova Scotia and British Columbia had the same trend in the
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with over 10%. The figure for Manitoba had a similar proportion accounting for over 6%. Looking at the
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for more detail, the number of international students in Quebec rose slightly between 2001-2006 (with 6%-over8%). Specifically, the figure for Ontario in 2006 increased a half that of 2001, and
Alberta
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had a decrease in 2006 to approximately 2% of 2001. In general, most of the figures in the
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had a rise of nearly a half after 5 years whether Quebec went up slightly and
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fell
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