The provided chart depicts the proportion change in the share of international students among university graduates in numerous states of Canada from 2001 to 2006.
The chart given shows the change in the proportion of
students
worldwide who graduated from universities across different Canadian states from 2001 to 2006.
Overall
, during this
5-year period, the percentage of international students
not only rose significantly but also
highlighted a growing trend in higher education across Canada.
In 2001, the proportion of international students
was highest in New Brunswick, which was roughly 5,5%. Meanwhile, the state with the lowest number of global students
was Ontario as it made up only more than 2,5%. Additionally
, student percentages in the remaining states ranged from more than 5% to roughly 4%.
The number of international students
graduating from universities significantly increased in 2006 saw it was New Brunswick that had the percentage of 10% international graduates from across the globe. Ontario still remained the state with the lowest percentage of international students
but it had an increase, rising to 5%. The rest of the Canadian states elevated the student proportion as well, ranging from more than 5% to approximately 10%.Submitted by minhlieu.hnd on
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