The bar chart illustrates the preferences of male and female
students
for six different courses at a university in 2012.
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Overall
, the data reveals that more Linking Words
men
enrolled in engineering, science, and mathematics, Use synonyms
whereas
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women
dominated in social Use synonyms
sciences
, health, and humanities. Notably, social Use synonyms
sciences
attracted the highest number of Use synonyms
students
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overall
, Linking Words
while
agriculture was the only subject with an equal gender split.
In terms of total enrollment, social Linking Words
sciences
were the most popular, with 7,000 Use synonyms
students
, more than double the number registered in engineering. Health, humanities, science, and mathematics followed, each attracting between 2,000 and 2,300 Use synonyms
students
. Agriculture, Use synonyms
on the other hand
, had the fewest Linking Words
students
, with around 400 enrollees.
Looking at gender distribution, 4,000 Use synonyms
women
opted for social Use synonyms
sciences
, surpassing the 3,000 Use synonyms
men
in the same field. Use synonyms
Similarly
, Linking Words
women
outnumbered Use synonyms
men
in health and humanities, with approximately 1,500 female Use synonyms
students
compared to around 1,000 males. Use synonyms
In contrast
, male Linking Words
students
were predominant in engineering, science, and mathematics, where their numbers ranged from 1,100 to 2,000, significantly higher than the 800 to 1,000 female Use synonyms
students
in these courses. Agriculture, Use synonyms
however
, attracted an equal number of Linking Words
men
and Use synonyms
women
, at roughly 200 each.Use synonyms
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