The bar chart below shows the number of students who studied three different subjects in 2001, 2002 and 2003. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and making comparisons where relevant.
The chart illustrates how many male and female
students
attended eight university courses, namely Science
, Mathematics, Social Science
, Languages, Humanities, the Arts, Literature and Law, in the year of
2005. Change preposition
apply
Overall
, it is clear that
most of the university's male students
chose to study Science
, while
the females mainly preferred to take the Social Science
class.
According to
the data, Science
was the most favoured subject among male students
with around 23 thousand
attendees. Their second and third preferences were Mathematics and Literature studies, with approximately 18 thousand
and around 16 thousand
students
, respectively. Each of the remaining five courses, however
, had no more than 15 thousand
male students
.
On the other hand
, Social Science
was the subject with nearly 25 thousand
female attendees, making it the course with the highest number of female students
during the year. The second favorite subject among the female students
were
Languages, which was taken by about 17 Correct subject-verb agreement
was
thousand
students
. In addition
, it is evident that the Humanities and Literature subjects had the same amount of female students
, at around 12 thousands
each. Meanwhile, the remaining subjects, Change to singular
thousand
such
as Science
, the Arts, Law and Mathematics, were attended by no more than 11 thousand
female students
throughout the period.Submitted by michellyonggo on
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