The bar chart illustrates the percentage of adults who graduated high school in six different nations by 2010.
Overall, people who was 25-34 years old recorded the higher rate in high school education in most of country compared to the older group, except the USA. Meanwhile, China experienced the lowest number of this figure among six examined countries.
Looking closely the figure of 55-64 years-olds groups, the USA accounted for roughly 90% while its was little lower compared to Germany at nearly 82%. This figure in Russia and S.Korea made up at nearly 70% and over 40%, respectively. Brazil and China experienced the lowest number of adults with high school education with only over 20% and 10%.
On the other hand, S.korea made up the highest figure in 25-34 year-olds group at about 99% whereas this figure declined by 3%-5% in other nations: Germany, the USA and Russia, respectively. The number of adults with high education in Brazil and China represented two times higher than the older group.
