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The image shows enrollment data from 2010 to 2020 for three university programs: Science, Engineering, Arts. In 2010: Science-10,000; Engineering-20,000; Arts-15,000. In 2011: Science-15,000; Engineering-22,000; Arts-20,000. In 2012: Science-18,000; Engineering-23,000; Arts-25,000. In 2013: Science-22,000; Engineering-30,000; Arts-30,000. In 2014: Science-32,000; Engineering-33,000; Arts-28,000. In 2015: Science-35,000; Engineering-35,000; Arts-27,000. In 2016: Science-38,000; Engineering-38,000; Arts-30,000. In 2017: Science-40,000; Engineering-40,000; Arts-32,000. In 2018: Science-43,000; Engineering-43,000; Arts-35,000. In 2019: Science-45,000; Engineering-44,000; Arts-38,000. In 2020: Science-45,000; Engineering-45,000; Arts-40,000.
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The line graph illustrates the admission rates of international students in three university programs—Science, Engineering, and Arts—from 2010 to 2020.
Overall, Science was the most popular program among international students throughout the decade. Enrollment numbers showed steady growth, peaking at 45,000 in 2018, before stabilizing by 2020.
Engineering was the second most popular choice. Enrollment numbers increased dramatically during the first five years, briefly surpassing Science between 2014 and 2016, with a peak of 40,000 students. However, from 2017 to 2020, the number of newly admitted students declined steadily.
In contrast, the Arts program exhibited a more fluctuating trend. From 2010 to 2013, enrollments rose considerably. However, the numbers dropped sharply to 15,000 by 2016 before rebounding significantly to 30,000 in 2020, where they peaked.
In summary, while Science maintained consistent growth, Engineering showed initial growth followed by a decline, and Arts demonstrated significant fluctuations over the decade.
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