The graph shows the post-school qualifications

The pie charts indicate qualifications acquired by freshly graduated Canadian students for two age range groups. It is apparent that the most significant field of study held by young adults is Social Science and Arts

whereas

MBA is the minority course among the middle-aged

group

.

Firstly

, a fifth of Canadian citizens between the ages 25 to 35 hold a

degree

in Social Science and Arts

while

it is slightly higher for the older

group

.

Furthermore

, Engineering fields portray the most distinct proportions between the two groups by a tenth.

Likewise

, unlike the younger

group

with the 15th percentile of Education

degree

holders, older citizens show a moderately lower percentage.

Moreover

, young Canadians with Science, Maths, and Computers degrees comprised 18%,

while

only a small percentage of the other

group

with the same

degree

. Apart from that, almost a fifth of the 515,600 Canadians are certified with a

degree

in Administration whilst there is only 15% of the 213,400 senior citizens.

Besides

, it is noticeable that there is an insignificant gap between the number of

degree

holders in Nursing and Humanities of the two groups. With regard to the remaining courses, the fraction of students varies by only 2%.