The table shows the data about various academic and employment statistics among three Canadian universities.
Overall, the figure for employment of graduates and students completing lessons accounted for the largest percentage among the three universities. The highest proportion was represented at Harrison University for employment of collegian. In contrast, the lowest proportion was in Brandon for lectures with PhD qualifications .
The gap between Brandon, Seadford and Harrison was 5 percentage points: which were 40%, 45% and 50%, respectively. However, in Seadford, for lectures with PhD qualifications, it displayed 50%, and lower than 50% in Harrison.
At Harrison University and Seadford there were similar percentages in students completing lessons and graduate employment. However, the percentages in Brandon and Harrison differed by 2 percentage points, while for Seadford and Brandon the opposite was true, with 70% and 72% respectively, among employment statistics.
