The diagram gives information on the number of international participants in a few universities in a particular European nation. 4 nationality applicants applied starting from Chinese, Japanese, American, and Russian. The timeline of this diagram starts from the year 2004 until 2008.
At the beginning of the year, there were approximately 25000 participants from China, 1,300 from the USA, 6,000 from Japan, and fewer than 5,000 from Russia, making Russia the smallest group. In the following year, the number of Chinese participants decreased to 20300, while the number of participants from Russia also declined. However, the number of participants from the USA increased to 15000, and Japan remained unchanged.
In 2006, China and the USA reached an equal number of university applicants from European countries. Meanwhile, Japan and Russia experienced only a slight increase in the number of applicants. The following year, China remained in the same position, while the USA surpassed 20000 applicants. The three nations continued to maintain their relative positions. Ultimately in the year of 2008, the USA achieved the highest number of participants, reaching up to 260000 applicants, surpassing the other three nations.
In conclusion, there are high rates of Americans who have an intention to study at a University in the European nation.