The graph and the chart below show the number of students choosing different kinds of courses in a university in 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. [957]

The line

chart

and bar

chart

illustrate the number of a university’s enrollers in six separate subjects with

further

breakdown into two genders in 2012.

Overall

, social

sciences

welcomed the highest number of

students

,

while

the lowest rate was witnessed in

agriculture

. Regarding gender components, social

sciences

, health, and humanity were female-dominated, as opposed to engineering, science and math.

Moreover

, gender equilibrium was ultimately achieved in the field of

agriculture

. In terms of the line

chart

, the most popular subject among university

students

was social

sciences

with 7000 enrollers.

This

figure more than doubled the participation rate of engineering, which only welcomed approximately 3000

students

in 2012. The same year

also

witnessed a similar number of around 2300 university

students

opting for humanities, health,

and

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science and math.

Agriculture

,

however

, was the least preferred choice and was only attended by under 500

students

. Turning to the bar

chart

, there were nearly 4000 females and 3000 males studying social

sciences

. Both health and humanities shared

this

pattern with around 1600 women and 900 men enrolling in these courses.

In contrast

, engineering was heavily male-dominated, as shown in the attendance rate of 2300 males and 1000 females.

Likewise

, about 1300 females and 800 males chose science and math. It was

also

obvious that gender balance was only achieved in the

agriculture

sector, which had 200 women and 200 men enjoying the course.