The charts below give the information about levels of education in Glasgow, a city of Scotland in 2010

The graph illustrates the percentage of three education levels by age range in Glasgow in 2010.

Overall

, university

degrees

accounted for the biggest part of the groups of people who were from 16 to 75

years

old. Meanwhile, almost all elderly inhabitants in

this

city who were over 75

years

old had no qualifications. The proportion of university

degrees

held by adults who were from 24 to 35

years

old far exceeded that of the

school

certificate

and no qualifications, with respective numbers being 76%, 15% and 9%. A similar pattern can be seen in the group of residents who were from 50 to 75

years

old, in which half of them obtained a college diploma

whereas

20% acquired a

school

certificate

and 9% did not get any

degrees

. The figures for the groups of adolescents (from 16 to 24

years

old) and adults (from 35 to 50

years

old) were completely the same with university

degrees

being 71%, followed by the

school

certificate

at 20% and no qualifications at 9%.

Conversely

, 72% of seniors living in Glasgow did not earn any diplomas, compared to 25% with a college degree and 3% with a

school

certificate

.