In general, while more females than males attended Marketing and Accounting, male students outnumbered female ones in Engineering, Mathematics and Economics. In addition, Mathematics saw the most significant gender disparity in favor of males.
In 2010, the report recorded Finance as the subject that had a lot of enrollments from both sexes, with approximately 225 females and 225 males. Finance was a popular major among undergraduates, totaling 450 students in that year. Ranked second was Accounting, which displayed the enrollments of this major; it had 200 females, slightly higher than the number of males, at 175. Similarly, Marketing also reflected a preference among female students, attracting a total of 200 undergraduates, comprising 125 females and 75 males.
In contrast, the chart displayed a higher number of males than females. In particular, Mathematics and Economics saw a big gap of male students and female students, 200 and 150 males, 65 and 75 females, respectively. Lastly, Engineering was the least popular in six majors with students, had only 55 males and 52 females.