The chart depicts the enrollment figures of male and female students in various academic disciplines in Toronto during the year 2013.
Overall, it is evident that Social Sciences attracted the highest total numbet of students, while Agriculture had the least. Additionally, there were notable disparities in the gender breakdown across the different subjects.
In the realm of Social Sciences, it emerged as the enrollment stood at approximately 7000 students, with female leading at over 4000 students compared to 3000 females. Engineering also skewed towards male students, with approximately 2500 males compared to 500 females. The Health sector displayed a more balanced gender distrubution, where the number of female students outstripping their male counterparts, with an overall enrollment of around 2600 students.
Regarding Humanities, the total students reached about 2700 characterized by a marginal advantage in female enrollments (nearly 2000 students) over males (up to 1000 students). Science and Maths had a total enrollment of approximately 1500 students, evenly split between males and females. Agriculture recorded the lowest enrollment numbers, with fewer than 1000 students in total and an almost equal representation of males and females.