The chart illustrates the proportion of adults who enter high school across six nations in 2010.
Overall, the USA is the nation with the highest number of adults entering school, while the opposite was true for China. In addition, high school education was more common with people aged 25-34 in almost every nation, except the USA.
Regarding the three leading nations, the proportion of the adult age group in Germany displayed insignificant differences, at around 82%. However, the USA was the only country that had a higher proportion of people aged 55-64 than younger people, at about 91% and 88% respectively. Besides that, about 92% of young Russian achieved high school qualifications, as rejected to 75% of the older ones.
For the remaining nation, South Korea recorded the highest those who in 25-34 category, at nearly 100%. In contrast, it left older population behind, at 43%. Similarly, in Brazil, the proportion of those who in 25-34-year-olds was double of those who in older group that has finished the high school level, at 55% and 23% respectively. Additionally, China hit the bottom in both age group, at exactly 20% for those who in 25-34 category and 10% for the opposites one.
