The table illustrates the proportion of information about different academic and employment statistics for three Canadian universities.
Overall, the proportion of students completing lessons and the employment rate of collegians are by far higher than the proportion of lecturers with PHD qualifications and given high rates.
Regarding the lecturers, Seadford University has the highest percentage of lecturers with PHD qualifications at 50%, which is followed by Harrison University at 42% and Brandon University has the least proportion of this qualification at 30%. In terms of lectures given high rate, Harrison University has the highest rate at 50%, and the two other universities at 45% and 40%, respectively.
Turning to students and employment rates, Brandon University has the highest completion rate of lessons at 80%; this was around 2% and 10% more than Harrison and Seadford universities, respectively. The employment rate of collegians, Harrison has the highest employment rate at 82%, which was only fractionally more than the two other universities, at around 10% combined.
