The bar chart provides information about the proportion of young individuals in four countries who pursued higher education in 2000, 2005, and 2010.
Overall, the percentage of people attending colleges and universities in all countries increased over the given period, with the exception of country B, which saw little change. In addition, country D recorded the highest percentage of young people in post-secondary education, while country A saw the largest growth in higher education attendance.
Regarding countries A and D, a greater percentage of young people in the latter country pursued higher education than that in the former, with respective figures of 45% and 35% in 2000. After 10 years, both countries saw increases in post-secondary participation rates to around 60%.
In terms of remaining countries, the rate of tertiary education enrollment in country B saw trivial change over the period, which began at 40% and slightly declined to around 38% in 2005 before rising to the same initial figure in 2010. Similarly, young people pursuing higher education in country C in 2000 was nearly 42%. Five years later, it substantially increased to around 48% by 2005, then remained unchanged in the last year.