The chart below shows the percentage change in the share of international students among university graduates in different Canadian provinces between 2001 and 2006.
The chart provides information on the share of international
students
graduating from each Canadian province over a period of 5 years. Overall
, there is a significant increase among these provinces.
It is clear that
New Brunswick dominated a large number of foreign students
in 2001 which had nearly 7%. In the same year, Nova Scotia and Quebec, these two countries also
had more than 5% proportion of oversea students
, meanwhile, other areas had less than 5 per cent.
In 2006, some parts of Canada experienced a skyrocketing increase in their ratio of global students
, and New Brunswick had the highest percentage up to nearly 12% while
Nova Scotia and British Columbia both had over 10%， whereas
the percentage of international students
in other countries increased noticeably which about 6% to 8% except Alberta.Submitted by lesley on
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