The chart illustrates the data about six departments students studied in an Australian university in 2009.
From an
overall
look, it is manifested that females in Linking Words
English
, Modern Use synonyms
Languages
, and Use synonyms
History
courses were predominant, Use synonyms
while
the opposite was true in the case of the remaining departments. Linking Words
In addition
, those whose first language is not Linking Words
English
, Use synonyms
together with
those born outside Australia took up almost the total student population across all areas, except for modern Linking Words
languages
.
Delving into Use synonyms
further
detail, it is evident that in terms of the rate of females enrolling, Linking Words
English
courses accounted for the highest, at about 67%, followed by Modern Use synonyms
Languages
and Use synonyms
History
with 63% and 58%, in the given order. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, non-Linking Words
English
learners were the largest in Modern Use synonyms
Languages
, constituting 41%. Use synonyms
Conversely
, Linking Words
English
, Use synonyms
along with
Linking Words
History
had a lower percentage for 16% and 10% respectively. In the middle lay Physics, Maths and Chemistry, holding a number of 32% to 38%.
In the Use synonyms
last
section, regarding students born outside Australia, figures for Modern Linking Words
Languages
were the highest, at 54%. Other fields reported a lower proportion, with Use synonyms
History
at the lowest, comprising just 18% of international students. There was a similar figure in the Physics, Math and Chemistry discipline, standing between 43% and 47%.Use synonyms
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