The graph provides information about the percentage of overseas students who graduated from college in various Canadian provinces in 2001 and 2006. Overall, the trends in 2006 showed higher percentages across all provinces compared to 2001, with the exception of Alberta.
In 2001, New Brunswick had the highest graduation rate for students from abroad, approximately 7%. This was followed by Nova Scotia at 6.5% and Quebec at 6.2%. Alberta had about 5.8%, while British Columbia was slightly lower at around 5%. Manitoba and Newfoundland and Labrador were close in graduation rates at about 3.7%, with Ontario recording the lowest percentage at just around 3%.
In contrast, 2006 saw an increase in overseas students graduating, with New Brunswick reaching approximately 11.8%. British Columbia followed with around 10.3%, and Nova Scotia had an estimated 10.2%. Interestingly, Alberta reported only about 4.2% of international students graduating in 2006. Additionally, Manitoba and Newfoundland and Labrador exhibited improvements, with around 7% of their graduating students coming from other countries. Finally, Ontario had 6% of students completing their studies within the province.