The bar graph illustrates the number of male and female students enrolling in six major disciplines at the University of the U.S. in 2010.
Overall, it is clear from the chart that the finance course is the top-listed subject for students of all genders, while engineering attracted the fewest learners in 2010.
In 2010, it was apparent that the finance course enrolled the same number of females and males, at around 230 students for each gender, while there was a similar number in engineering, with more than 50 students. Moreover, accounting had 200 girls and 170 boys taking part in its curriculum, a close second one, and this was followed by 120 females and 80 males studying marketing, respectively.
The second largest number of male students was in mathematics, with exactly 200 students, which was four times higher than the number of girls. Similarly, the number of male college students was twice as much as that of girls.