The bar graph compares the percentage of university education among youths in six different countries between 2000 and 2007.

The given chart illustrates the data of young people attending universities in 6 different countries namely Italy,

Spain

, the UK,

Poland

, Norway and Finland from 2000 to 2007.

Overall

, it can be clearly seen that

Poland

attracted more students than any other nation over the period,

while

Italy and

Spain

's education centres became the lowest attraction in 2000 and 2007 respectively. In the year 2000, 78% of the total studied in

Poland

universities, the highest number of all time. Finland hit the second position by providing 70 % of seats to young adults in their colleges and Norway followed the trend by reaching 66 pupils. In

Spain

and

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British

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the percentage was noticed similar in their institutes,

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46,%

whereas

Italy remained the lowest with only 38% of students. Moving toward 2007,Finland remained successful to attract more people for higher education peaking at 70%, which is

then

followed by Norway and

Poland

with 66% and 64% respectively.

Furthermore

, a noticeable growth can be seen in Italy graduates ,where the number changed from 38% to 52%. On the opposite, a downward trend is observed in

Spain

, when admission got decreased by 5%.